I'm checking one specific home

You have an address and a price somebody is asking for it. These read the filed transactions back: what has actually sold there, what the lease is doing, how often anything changes hands, and what has been approved next door.

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• What should I check before I make an offer?Six checks against filed public records, scored by a formula published on the page. Never a valuation.
• How do two or three places compare?Their filed prices, ranges and lease side by side, in a link you can send to someone.
• Is the higher floor worth what they are asking?The premium measured inside that one building — not averaged across the country.

Also useful here

• What should I notice in this floor plan?How much of the area is usable, and the wall questions to put to your designer and an engineer.
• What has been announced near this address?A live search of primary sources with every claim linked. Singapore only, by design.
• What rental return are these prices producing?A gross return only. Never a net one — the running costs it would need are not published anywhere.
• What does it cost where I want to live?Every block and project plotted by its filed middle price per square foot.

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• I'm buyingWork out what you can carry, and what it costs after the price.
• I own, or I'm sellingWhen you can sell, what you would walk away with, and what holding costs.
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