Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Restricted MLS and CREA DDF
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GTA Market Trends and Analysis: Know Your Real Value
Online estimates guess. A real Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) compares your home to similar homes recently sold, active or expired under TRREB across the Greater Toronto Area, giving you a realistic, current price instead of an algorithm's guess.
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Quick chat about your property and your goal
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Common Questions
What is a Comparative Market Analysis?
A CMA estimates your home's value by comparing it to similar homes recently sold, active or expired in your area under TRREB, giving a realistic, current price.
How is a CMA different from an online estimate?
Online tools use algorithms that do not know your home's real condition or upgrades. A CMA is built by someone who actually reviews the comparables.
Is a CMA the same as an appraisal?
No. An appraisal is a paid, licensed valuation for a lender. A CMA is a free, realtor-built market estimate.
Does a CMA cost anything?
No. It is free, with no obligation to list your home afterward.
How accurate is a CMA?
A well-built CMA is typically much closer to real selling price than an automated estimate, though the market always has the final say.
