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What is yourproperty worth?

Two apartments on the same street can have similar floor areas and very different selling points. I’ll show you which comparisons make sense for your home and how they translate into a price range.

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Architectural plans and material samples on a desk

How we’ll work together

How we arrive at a price range

  1. Get to know the property

    We’ll start with the address, floor area and layout. On a visit, I’ll also look at the light, floor, elevator, shared areas and which way the windows face.

  2. Find useful comparisons

    We’ll look at similar homes nearby. For each example, we’ll distinguish the asking price from a documented sale price where one is available.

  3. Talk through the result

    I’ll explain the range and the details that move it up or down. If you’re considering selling, we can also discuss an initial asking price and when to review it.

Questions you might have

Can we start without a floor plan?

Yes. For a first conversation, the address, approximate area and a description of the condition are enough. I’ll let you know which other details would help refine the estimate.

I need a valuation for a bank. Is this the same service?

This is a market estimate to help you make a decision. If you need a document for a particular institution, ask which type it accepts and send me its requirements.

From the guides

Why the apartment next door has a different price

Read the guide

Photo credits and sources

The portrait, motto and contact details come from Aneta’s RE/MAX Apollo profile. The business ID is listed in the ARES register.

Prague photography

Service photography

Living room — GoodLifeConstruction. Kitchen — Clay Banks. Floor plan — Jonathan Borba. Unsplash photographs are used under the Unsplash License.

Guide photography

Alex Kolundzija, Jakub Żerdzicki, Alexia Yver · Unsplash License.