What is this property worth today?
A range, not a single number, built from recent sales of similar homes nearby. Public Maricopa County records only.
You get a low and a high, not one number
Ranges like these contained the eventual sale price about 85% of the time when tested against sales the model had never seen. A single number would be wrong more often and admit it less.
Recorded sales only
Public Maricopa County records and prices people actually paid. No listings, no asking prices, no account, nothing to sign.
It refuses about one property in five
Where there are too few recent sales nearby, it says so instead of producing a number that would be wrong often enough to mislead you.
No Maricopa address to hand? Try one of these.
Wondering whether the county has assessed it too high? That is a separate question with a separate answer, and it is on the assessment check. The two are not the same figure and are not meant to be subtracted: an assessment states what the county valued the property at as of an earlier statutory date.