Europe & United States
What is this property worth?
Enter an address and a few details of the property. We take the published average for that location and adjust it for what makes the home different — then show every step, so the figure can be judged rather than trusted.
Location
The property
Period means a pre-1945 building with original features — high ceilings, stucco, parquet — which usually sells above what its age alone would suggest.
Judged against what is normal for a building of that age, so “well-kept” means typical rather than pristine. A pre-1960 flat that has been fully refurbished is “as-new”.
ValueImmo covers — countries and — areas: 29 across Europe, plus the United States. Vienna is broken out by all 23 districts, France by département, the United Kingdom by postcode area, and the United States by metropolitan area, priced per square foot.
Three markets rest on registry data — Austria (district averages from immopreise.at), France (Notaires–INSEE) and the United Kingdom (HM Land Registry). The rest draw on published surveys from Global Property Guide, SQMData, the Deloitte Property Index and Redfin, which disagree with one another by around 15%. Every valuation states which of the two it rests on, and the range widens where the ground is softer.
An estimate built from area averages cannot know the floor, the aspect, the noise, or what was last done to the kitchen. It is a starting point for a conversation with a valuer, not a substitute for one.