Homsy's home valuation is a professional comparative market analysis (CMA) and a selling plan — a real analysis, not an instant automated guess.
It starts with your actual property
You enter your address and confirm the specific property. Where your home matches current public listing data, Homsy shows it on the map so you're confirming the right home before anything else happens.
It weighs real evidence
The CMA compares your home against recent comparable sales and today's competing listings — same area, similar property type, size, and condition — because that's what actually determines the price a buyer will pay. It reflects the market, not a generic per-square-foot formula.
It's prepared, not auto-generated
Rather than returning a single machine number that ignores your home's specifics, Homsy prepares the analysis and a clear selling plan. You can share what public data can't see — recent renovations, condition, and the details that affect value — so the result reflects your actual home.
There's no obligation
The valuation is informational. You decide what happens next: nothing, more research, or a conversation about selling when the timing is right. Understanding your home's position is useful on its own.
How it differs from an instant estimate
Automated valuation models produce a single number from broad data and can be wide of the mark, especially for homes that differ from their neighbours or have been renovated. A CMA looks at the specific comparables a buyer's agent would actually cite, and it can account for the things a model can't see. Treat any instant number as a rough starting point, not an appraisal — and note that only a licensed appraisal carries weight with a lender.
What you'll want handy
Anything that helps the analysis: notes on renovations and condition, the age of major systems, and — if you have them — a survey or recent receipts. The more accurate the inputs, the sharper the CMA, and the more useful the selling plan that comes with it.
What happens after
You receive the analysis and a clear plan for how the home would be positioned, priced, and marketed. From there the next move is yours — there's no obligation, and understanding your position is valuable whether you sell now, later, or not at all.
Check your home's value to get started.