For homeowners in Greater Saint John

What is selling around your home? Once a month, in one email.

Pick your address and the report comes to you each month: what homes near you sold for, how that compared with their assessments, and what is for sale on your street. It is built from the province’s records and the listing feed. Nothing about your own house is estimated, and there is nothing to buy.

Uptown Saint John

Greater Saint John, from the province’s assessment records. Pick your home from the list.

2. About your home (optional)

So the report can show homes for sale that are like yours, not just the nearest. Skip any you are not sure of.

What kind of home
Bedrooms
Bathrooms
Roughly how big
Garage

The first one arrives in a minute. It only continues if you confirm it from that email.

What arrives each month

  • What sold near you

    How many homes within a kilometre changed hands in the last year, the median price, and the middle half of prices, from the province's recorded transfers.

  • How that compared with assessments

    Whether homes near you sold above or below their assessed values, and by how much across the middle half, so you can read your own assessment notice with that in mind.

  • What is for sale on your side of town

    How many homes are listed within a kilometre and a half, the median asking price, and the newest few, each with the brokerage that listed it.

It will not value your house

The figures are for the area. Your street, your condition and the month all move a price, which is why a real number for one home is a conversation. If you want that, the report says how to ask.

Your address stays with the report

It is used for nothing but working out what is near you. Stop the report and the address is removed from the site’s records the same moment. See the privacy page.

Easy to stop

The first report arrives right away and only continues if you say yes: press the button in it, then the one on the page it opens. Every report after that carries a stop link, and one press on the page it opens ends it.