How accurate are the boundary lines?
The boundary lines on homes.co.nz is just an overlay of a dataset we receive from LINZ.
These boundaries are only indicative and we advise that to get official information relating to a property it would be best to refer to either the Property Certificate of Title or the LIM Report.
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How accurate is the HomesEstimate overall?
The HomesEstimate's accuracy depends on the availability and accuracy of council and sales data in an area. The accuracy percentages are calculated by comparing our HomesEstimates to recent sales in the area. An up-to-date accuracy estimate for the ...
Will the HomesEstimate ever change?
Yes. A team of statisticians are constantly working to make the HomesEstimate more accurate. Homes.co.nz is continually updating the approach used to estimate the value of your home, and any new sales or property information is used to update and ...
Can I get my HomesEstimate reviewed if I believe there are errors?
We will take this feedback on board and use it to see if there are systematic issues with the algorithm, but do not change individual HomesEstimates in response to customer feedback. The HomesEstimate is designed to be a neutral, unbiased estimate of ...
Why should I claim my home on Homes.co.nz?
Once you claim a home on homes.co.nz, you can: Get more data for your property Understand the days to sell and median sold price for properties like yours so you know what's happening in the market. Track your home’s value Stay informed about the ...
Why is my Capital Value different than my HomesEstimate?
There a number of reasons why the HomesEstimate might be quite different from your current Capital Value. These include: Capital Values are calculated at quite long intervals, usually every three years. The HomesEstimate is re-calculated every month. ...