The new Eppraisal

Wow, we launched eppraisal.com just a year ago, and what an amazing year it’s been!  In that short time we have received some great press and an even greater response from consumers. But this is only the beginning. Today we are announcing the new and enhanced version of eppraisal.com. With this new version, we can tell you so much more about your property and neighborhood.

Here is a quick overview of the new features.

Localization and Personalization
Our home page now contains eppraisal widgets that can be personalized to your local zipcode. These widgets range from showing data on  “the most expensive zipcodes” to tracking the median sales price of the local market.

Lifestyles
Using marketing data, we have profiled our entire database to provide users with a sense of the “neighborhood personality”. For example, here are a few personalities in Orlando:
- Home Sweet Home
Widely scattered across the nation’s suburbs, the residents of Home Sweet Home tend to be married couples living in mid-sized homes with few children.

- Sunset City Blues
empty-nesters who maintain a low-key lifestyle filled with newspapers and television by day, and family-style restaurants at night.

Market Insight
Using our real estate data we are officially releasing our real estate market index. This index tracks the changes in the median sales price at a local level, allowing you to quickly get a sense of the local market and whether you are in a down market or not.

Employment
Have you ever wondered about the Highest Paid occupations (or the lowest) in your area? Now, using our data we have centralized some interesting facts on local employment data and trends.

Agent Network
We have expanded our services to include real estate agents! Now, you can search our Agent Network for assistance with purchasing or selling a property.

This is a major release for us and lays the foundation for an even greater service for consumers. Stay tuned for more information on this release and an announcement about what we are launching next week at NAR.