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One Chicago home, explained.
Follow an actual saved report through its score, confidence and nearby sales before trying your own address.
Saved analysis · October 14, 2026
165 N Canal St, Apt 1205, Chicago, IL 60606
Condo · 1 bed · 1 bath · 1,198 sqft · Built 1922
- List price at analysis
- $359,000
- Est. value at analysis
- $359,000
These are actual saved report outputs, frozen as an example. Prices and estimates may have changed. The image is illustrative; this is a condo. This walkthrough explains the report, rather than testing whether it predicted a later sale.
Illustrative image165 N Canal St, Apt 1205
Chicago, IL 60606
Condo · 1 bed · 1 bath · 1,198 sqft · Built 1922
- List price
- $359,000
- Est. value
- $359,000
Close to estimate. The asking price is roughly in line with the model-estimated value.
Investment score
Around the median
High confidenceRanks above about 41% of comparable homes in Chicago, IL for appreciation potential.
High confidence. This home’s market has its own reference set, the one the score and its measured results were built on.
What the rank means in return terms
- Market edge
- ≈0pts/yr
- vs the average Chicago, IL home
- Single-home range
- −5.6 to +6.5pts/yr
- the middle 8 in 10 homes ranked here
Both the edge and the range come from historical tests and vary with market conditions and by market.
Price per square foot
Priced below most nearby sales
$66 below the median of the six sales on page 2. Each circle is one sale.
Comparable sales
Six nearby sales from the last six monthsRecorded sale prices. “vs this home” compares price per square foot with this home’s asking price.
1 · Read the score
A relative position
4.1 / 10
Around the median
Ranks above about 41% of comparable homes in Chicago, IL for appreciation potential.
This compares the home with its market. A 4.1 score does not mean 4.1% appreciation or a 41% chance of making money.
2 · Read the limits
Confidence and coverage
high confidence
This home’s market has its own reference set, the one the score and its measured results were built on.
Neighborhood-level data was limited — scored using broader local-market context at reduced confidence
Read both together: the overall tag is high, but the saved coverage note flags limited neighborhood data and reduced confidence in that local context.
3 · Compare the evidence
Roughly tracks its market
≈0 pts / year
The report’s market-edge read is approximately zero. Its historical single-home range is −5.6 to +6.5 points a year relative to the market. That range leaves room for very different outcomes.
Priced below most nearby sales: this home is $300 per square foot. Check the sales below for differences in size, condition and unit features.
Start with the nearby sales
13 comparable sales were saved with this analysis. These are the 6 selected by the report. Price per square foot uses the report’s adjusted value where available.
| Home | Sold | Sale price | Sq ft | $ / sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 400 N Clinton St, Apt 507 | Aug 2026 | $345,000 | 934 | $370 |
| 345 N Canal St, Apt 607 | Aug 2026 | $399,000 | 1,055 | $379 |
| 345 N Canal St, Apt 1204 | Oct 2026 | $305,000 | 1,150 | $265 |
| 333 N Canal St, Apt 1306 | May 2026 | $395,000 | 1,100 | $361 |
| 501 N Clinton St, Apt 607 | May 2026 | $335,000 | 910 | $370 |
| 333 W Hubbard St, Apt 604 | Sep 2026 | $339,900 | 1,010 | $337 |
What would you do with this?
Use the report to guide your next questions. Does the asking price make sense against comparable sales? How much local detail supports the analysis? What differences between units deserve a closer look? This example gives you a starting point for that research.