Can a homeowner manipulate your Zestimate pricing?

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In Boonsboro, MD where house prices continue to fall, the zetimates of many houses have risen by as much as 50% even when no additions or deletions were made whatsoever.  How is that possible?

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October 13 2009 - Boonsboro
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Hi Sachin:

Can you send me a couple of examples before I launch into an explanation?

-- David
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