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Answers (4)
- NTETS, "Mr Caveat"
- Contributions:6436
they probably didn't sell all at once, so it could be the inflation/deflation adjustment. one might have sold in 2004 for 690,000 while another sold in 2006 for 790,000. since zillow calculates each home individually, its guesses would be confused by that fact. you might also have a different tax-base even though your floor plans are identical
- workabee
- Contributions:1030
This post is a year old hun. Let it die.
- Georgina Hunter, "RealMaui"
- Contributions:161
Congratulations, you just won a cigar! You have now learned a valuable fact, that there seems to be no rhyme or reason to Zillow's zestimates.
- Katie Minkus, R(B), "katieminkus"
- Contributions:85
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There seems to be no rhyme or reason to Zillow's zestimates.
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