5. List of Properties

Below the map is a list of the properties giving basic information about the property. The consumer can select any listing to obtain further property information.

6. Summaries

Each page has its own summary. The Prices page summarizes the number of comparable properties for sale and sold in the area, as well as the average listing and sold price. The Selling Times page summarizes the number of comparable properties for sale and sold in the area, as well as the average number of days on market for the sold and the currently listed properties.

7. Interpretation

At the bottom of the page are two more places where the consumer can contact the agent if more information is wanted or needed.

8. Agent's Branding

The agent branded portion includes the agent's picture, logo and contact information. If available, links are also provided to send the agent email as well as visit the agent's website.

9. Next update

This section tells the consumer when he or she can expect the next update. The consumer can change the frequency by editing the settings.

10. About This Report

Link pops up a window containing answers to frequently asked questions about the Market Snapshot such as where does the data come from and how to interpret all the maps, graphs and data. There also is a glossary to help explain any terms in the Market Snapshot.

11. Price Graph

The first graph compares asking (listing) prices and sold prices and highlights the high, low and average listing prices for comparable properties in the area. The graphs also include additional information such as dates sold and listed.

12. Prices Table

The tables summarize the data used for the graphs. The first table compares the recently sold homes with the currently active homes for high, low, average and median prices, as well as the number of homes sold and the number still on the market.

13. Price Chart

The second graph also compares asking (listing) prices and sold prices for all the comparable properties in the area. The green bars show the average asking price for a property that sold in that time period while the red shows the average sold price.

14. Prices Table

The tables summarize the data used for the graphs. The second table shows the number of sold homes that sold above, below or at the listing price. Properties consistently selling at above the asking price show a seller's market, while below the asking price show a buyer's market.

15. Selling Times Graphs

The first graph compares the time on Market for active (listing) and sold comparable properties. The green line is the average and can show whether the trend is for longer or shorter times on market. The blue lines are the high and low days on market. The red dots are when properties sold and how long it took to sell them. If a sold property is selected on the map, a pin will show on the graph to show when it sold and how long it took to sell.

16. Selling Times Table

The tables describe the data in the graphs in more general terms. The first table compares the recently sold properties with those still active; it compares the average days on market, the number of properties, the shortest and longest days on market and when the last sale occurred and the last new listing came on market.

17. Selling Times Charts

The second selling times chart shows the number of home for sale, sold or newly listed for the time period shown. The green bars are all the homes for sale at that time, the blue bars are the new listings and the red bars are for sold properties. If a sold property is selected on the map, a pin will show on the graph to show when it sold.

18. Selling Times Table

The second table shows the recent activity in the area. It compares the number of sales and new listings in the area with the average number of homes for sale. If the number of sales is greater than the number of new listings, it may be a seller's market. If it is less, then a buyer's market.