For licensed agents
One address, one buyer lens — the same format as the five free reports. Run it across a client's shortlist and the comparison stops being a gut call. The buyer-profile gallery next door is for building an analyzer; this is what you hand a client. Three Virginia examples below. Yours would use their shortlist — or your listings, if that is the more useful test.
Roanoke, VA
Sample listing · Wasena, Roanoke, VA
Weighted toward value, condition, and outdoor access — the buyer who is priced out of Asheville or Charlottesville and still wants mountain access.
$329,000 · 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,620 sqft
Charlottesville, VA
Sample listing · Belmont, Charlottesville, VA
Weighted toward schools, lot, and a workable commute to UVA / the hospital — the buyer who will lose a bidding war if they cannot name what they will not compromise on.
$565,000 · 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,780 sqft
Leesburg, VA
Sample listing · Potomac Station, Leesburg, VA
Weighted toward value, condition, and outdoor access — the buyer moving for a Dulles-corridor job (data centers, federal contracting, DoD/IC) who has never heard of the Greenway toll and needs the town-vs-county tax line explained before they see a closing statement.
$674,900 · 4 bd · 3 ba · 2,380 sqft
Illustrative composites, not live listings. Judge the format — not these addresses.
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