What's your home worth —
and what would you keep?

Where this range comes from

The market data is real and current. Our town pages run on a live pipeline that pulls single-family MLS sales through the Lofty API — median sale price, price per square foot, and days on market over the trailing 12 months. Your instant range starts from your town's actual price-per-square-foot series, adjusted by the size and condition you selected. That's also why we show a range, rounded to the nearest $5,000, instead of a fake-precise single number.

The tax line uses FY2026 rates we verify against the state. Every rate comes from the Massachusetts Division of Local Services Municipal Databank — the same source behind our property-tax comparator — and refreshes automatically when towns certify new rates each December.

The "what you'd keep" math is the net sheet. Commission placeholders (always negotiated, never set), the $4.56-per-$1,000 deed excise under M.G.L. c. 64D, and typical attorney and certificate costs — the same honest line items as our Massachusetts seller net sheet, where you can tune every one of them.

And the verified number is human. An algorithm has never walked through your kitchen. Blake checks your range against your actual home and what's actually competing with it — usually the same day, always without obligation. Prefer the full workup from the start? Request a complete market analysis here.