I want to know why the graph for different areas of the town are different in the zestimate.

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For example one street the town graph or zip code could be at the bottom and the "this home" graph could be above.  In other parts of the town, the town graph or zip code could be higher and the "this home" is lower.  Why?  Is it that different part of the town are more desirable and that's what it means?  It doesn't explain anywhere.

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Different neighborhoods certainly vary in desirability.

The Y axis numbers vary, and don't go down to zero.  If you look at the actual numbers for the zip code does it vary from graph to graph?   If you scroll your mouse over the graph, you can look at specific numbers on a specific date.    The one I checked showed no difference on a specific date for the town, the zipcode and the neighborhood.  Of course the houses were different shown in "this house'. 
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