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Neighborhood Benchmarks provides census-tract-level market reference data: median $/sqft, average price, rent ranges, sample counts, a Confidence score, and condition-based price tiers. It’s useful for understanding a local market beyond a single property’s comps.

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Where to find it

Open it directly at /neighborhood-benchmarks. It isn’t in the main sidebar today, so bookmark the page.

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Using it

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Search

Search by census tract, city, state, county, property type, beds, or baths.
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Switch views

Toggle Table and Map. Clicking a tract on the map filters the table to that tract.
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Drill into samples

Click a Census Tract row to open the Benchmark Samples view, where you can review individual sales/rent samples, adjust the outlier threshold (default 20% from median $/sqft), exclude/include samples, and Recalculate.

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How it differs from a property’s Comps

Benchmarks are area-level market statistics for a census tract. A property’s Comps are a deal-specific valuation built from sales selected for one address.

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Limitations

  • No sidebar link today - reach it by URL.
  • Editing or recalculating benchmark data requires an organization admin role.
  • Coverage depends on census-tract sample data; not every area has rows.