A comparative market analysis (CMA) estimates what a home would sell for by comparing it to similar homes that recently sold nearby, adjusted for differences in size, condition, and features.

It's how homes actually get priced before listing: not with a formula, but against the real Alberta sales buyers just chose between.

Yes. The instant estimate and the full comparative market analysis are both free, with no obligation to list or sell. We prepare it because sellers who see real numbers tend to work with us when they're ready.

The instant estimate is an algorithm: it reads market data for your address and returns a value range in seconds.

The CMA is a human analysis: a local expert selects the Alberta sold comparables that genuinely match your home, adjusts for condition and upgrades the algorithm can't see, and recommends a pricing strategy.

An appraisal is a formal valuation by a licensed appraiser, usually ordered by a lender during financing, and it costs money.

A CMA is prepared for pricing decisions when selling. It uses similar comparison logic but is free, faster, and oriented around getting your list price right.

Yes. This page shows recent Alberta sold listings, and a free account unlocks the full sold prices and details.

Sold data access requires sign-in under Canadian MLS® data rules, which is why the prices appear blurred until you create a free account.