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What's My Home Worth?
Get a personalized value report for your Phoenix-area home — prepared by Chris Hageman, not an algorithm.
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Digital Value Report
Best when you want a convenient starting point. Chris reviews recent comparable sales, active and pending competition, and the property information currently available, then emails you a suggested value range.
No home visit required.
Professional Value Review
Best when you want the clearest possible pricing guidance. Chris visits the property to evaluate its actual condition, improvements, layout, repair considerations, and features that can materially affect value.
Includes an in-home walkthrough and personalized recommendations.
Seeing the home also makes it easier to identify repairs or improvements that may be worth considering before you sell—and which projects may not be worth the cost.
What you'll receive
A written report on your home, put together by Chris. Four things, in plain language.
A suggested value range
Not a single number. Homes sell inside a range, and the width of that range tells you more about your position than any point estimate can.
Recent comparable sales
The specific homes near you that recently closed, and why each one is a fair comparison to yours — not a ZIP-code average.
Active and pending competition
What's listed near you right now and what's already under contract. If your home came on the market, this is what a buyer would be choosing between.
Factors specific to your property
Condition, lot, layout, view, single-story, pool, upgrades, HOA — the details that may raise or lower your range, and by roughly how much.
A comparative market analysis is an opinion of value prepared for planning purposes. It is not a formal appraisal, and it is not an offer to purchase your home.
How your range is determined
Your home's actual features
Square footage, condition, layout, lot, view, pool, and what has been updated. These are the details public databases most often have wrong, or simply do not have.
Recent sales near you
Closed sales in your area, compared against your home feature by feature rather than averaged across everything that sold nearby.
How your corridor is moving
What is selling, what is sitting, and what buyers in your area are currently choosing between — read by someone who works this market directly.
Why this is different from an online estimate
Online estimators are a reasonable starting point. They model public data across many homes at once — which is why they do well on tract homes with plenty of recent, similar sales nearby, and much less well on everything else. Around the Phoenix metro, "everything else" is common.
An automated estimate
- Models public data across many homes at once
- Strongest where recent, similar sales sit right next door
- Cannot see condition, finishes, or how the lot actually sits
- Returns a number instantly
Chris's analysis
- Looks at your particular home, put together by hand
- Selects only the comparable sales that genuinely compare
- Weighs corner and view lots, pools, single-story premiums, custom finishes, and new-build competition
- Explains the reasoning behind the range
It is not instant, and it is not an appraisal. It is a considered opinion of value from someone who works these neighborhoods.
What sellers say about working with Chris
“My condo was sold within three days from the listing date”
Chris proved to be a great partner during the sale of my condo and the purchase of my new home. My condo was sold within three days from the listing date, turning our focus toward finding a new home within a limited time frame… Chris continued to be professional, a good listener and communicator, flexible, and always on time to see a multitude of properties… he ensured a seamless closing on both properties.
Jo B.Sold a single-family home in Phoenix, Arizona“He listed it at about $ 30k more than I expected”
Chris had sold a house for a relative with excellent results (multiple offers, above asking price.) Made sense to call him to sell my Phoenix home. He listed it at about $ 30k more than I expected… Chris knew the market, pricing, buyer habits and wants… how to position the house for sale, analyze the offers, counter and address inspection items… HIGHLY RECOMMEND Chris.
Lewis G.Sold a single-family home in Phoenix, Arizona“He got me a better offer within about a week”
Chris is definitely a people person, which goes a long way. Not only did he talk me off the proverbial ledge when one buyer pulled out at the last minute, he got me a better offer within about a week… He was always there with a smile and a laugh, even when I wasn’t at my best. He is definitely the type of person you want around during the life-changing home buying or selling experience.
Christine W.Homes across the East Valley and Phoenix
Chris works Chandler, Scottsdale, Ahwatukee, Phoenix, and Gilbert — resale and new build.
Value across these areas turns on details a national model has no way to weigh: whether a lot backs open space or a main road, whether the home is single-story, the condition of a pool rather than just its presence, how one community and its HOA compare to the one next door, and how much new-build inventory is competing against resale nearby. Two homes with the same square footage a few streets apart can genuinely belong in different ranges.
- Chandler
- Scottsdale
- Ahwatukee
- Phoenix
- Gilbert
Including new-build communities
Questions homeowners ask
Those are automated models. They average public data across many homes and cannot see inside yours. This report is prepared by hand: Chris selects the comparable sales that genuinely compare to your property, factors in its specific condition and features, and explains how he arrived at the range.
The Digital Value Report is designed to provide a logical estimated value range based on recent comparable sales and available property information. When there are several recent sales that closely match your home, that range should be relatively tight. When your home is more unique or the available comparable sales differ significantly, the range may be wider. A Professional Value Review is the most effective and complete option because seeing the property allows its condition, upgrades, layout, repairs, lot position, views, and other unique features to be considered directly. Neither option is an appraisal or a guarantee of value.
It is free and there is no obligation. Chris prepares these reports because some homeowners eventually decide to sell and remember who gave them a straight answer. If that is never you, that is genuinely fine.
No. Requesting a report is not an agreement of any kind. You are not signing anything and you are not committing to sell.
No. Your mobile number is used to deliver your report and to reach you about it — usually by text. Your information is never sold or shared with other agents, lenders, or lead services.
That is still a good time to start planning. Your report will show what the home is likely worth based on today’s market, but the market can move up or down before you sell. As your timeline gets closer, we can update the analysis using the newest sales and market conditions.
Considerably, and this is exactly where automated estimates struggle most. Pools vary enormously in value depending on condition and how well they suit the lot. View premiums are highly specific to the street. Renovations are valued on what was done and how well, not on what was spent. All of it is addressed directly in the report.
Yes. When a builder is still selling nearby, your home is competing with brand-new inventory, builder incentives, and the ability to customize. That competition affects both your range and how the home should be positioned, so the report accounts for what the builder is currently doing.
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