A free CMA for your Vancouver home — Downtown, East Van, Kits, the West End, and the rest of the city. I’ll pull the comps myself. I know the West End well; you’re not limited to it. No instant estimate, no obligation.
Request a valuationSend the address. I’ll look at recent solds, what’s listed now, and the particulars of your home — then send you a CMA within one business day.
This isn’t a computer guess. It’s a conversation starter, and you’re under no obligation after.
Fill in the form. A few details about the home help, but the address is enough to start.
Recent solds, active listings, and the particulars of your building or block — not a national algorithm.
A clear picture of value, usually within one business day. No obligation to list, meet, or decide anything.
Within one business day. No fee. No obligation.
BC Assessment is built for property tax. It’s a mass appraisal, updated on their schedule. Useful as a reference — it is not what a buyer would pay tomorrow.
A comparative market analysis starts with what similar homes actually sold for, what’s competing with yours right now, and the details that change the number: floor, views, parking, condition, renovations. Data, not feelings.
I work across Vancouver, with a lot of time Downtown and in the West End. I’m a realtor with a carpenter’s background. I look at the home, not a dashboard.
Yes. No fee, no strings. You request a CMA; I send one.
No. Take the CMA and do whatever you want with it. Asking what a home is worth is not a commitment to sell.
Both. I work across Vancouver. I spend a lot of time Downtown and in the West End, but I’ll look at a condo or a house anywhere in the city.
Usually within one business day. If I need a couple of extra details, I’ll ask.
That’s fine. A lot of people just want a clear number. No pitch, no follow-up pressure.
