Comparable properties
Is your home being assessed like similar homes?
A nearby property is not automatically a useful comparable. FairHome considers available property characteristics and comparable-property data to help you understand how your assessment relates to homes that may provide meaningful context.
What FairHome can consider
- Building size
- Lot size
- Age and construction
- Property class
- Location and neighborhood
- Qualified sales where relevant and available
- Same-year assessed values
How a comparison is presented
- Your home
- Comparable A
- Comparable B
- Comparable C
Illustration only. Your own comparison uses the properties FairHome selects from official records for your address.
Similar does not mean identical
Comparables are evidence, not proof of an incorrect assessment or a guaranteed appeal result. FairHome keeps the available property characteristics visible so you can understand why a comparison may be relevant — or misleading.
See how your home compares.
Start with your address and FairHome will evaluate available comparable-property information as part of the review.