Net & Gross Adjustments
The net adjustment is the sum of a comparable's positive and negative adjustments; the gross adjustment is the sum of their absolute values. High percentages signal a weak comparable — gross adjustments measure how dissimilar it really is.
Related Terms
Adjustment
A dollar or percentage modification applied to a comparable sale's price to account for differences between the comparable and the subject property.
Adjusted Sale Price
A comparable's sale price after all adjustments for differences from the subject.
Comparable Sale
A recently sold property that is similar to the subject property in terms of location, size, condition, and features, used as evidence to support the appraiser's opinion of value in the sales comparison approach..
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The current state of supply and demand in the real estate market for a particular property type in a defined area.
Absorption Rate
The rate at which available properties are sold or leased in a specific market during a given time period.
Days on Market (DOM)
DOMThe number of days between when a property is listed for sale and when it goes under contract.
Months of Supply
The estimated time it would take to sell all current listings at the current sales pace, calculated by dividing active inventory by the average monthly sales rate.