Nathan op Tenerife
Valuation · One-minute hedonic read
Peer-anchored · Updated weekly
The number, before the showing

What is it actually worth?

Enter the basics. The engine anchors against sold comparables and fresh listings across Tenerife, applies hedonic adjustments for condition and view, and returns a fair value, a walk-away floor, and the reasoning. No login. No broker in the middle.

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Tell the engine the four essentials. Everything else improves the number a little.
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Roughly 800 ms. Free, no sign-up.
How the number is built

Three passes, in under a second.

01
Peer set

Sold comparables from the Registradores feed, plus fresh listings haircut to sold-equivalent. Filtered to ±30% m² of your subject, same region, same type, same bed count. Tiered fallbacks widen if the tight set is thin.

02
Hedonic lift

On top of the peer median €/m², priors for condition (reformed +7%, needs reform −12%), sea view (+3.5 to +10%), pool, finish tier, VV licence, beachfront proximity, and structural factors (detached, lift-on-high-floor).

03
Confidence

A score from 10 to 90% reflecting effective peer count (Kish-weighted), peer dispersion, and feature coverage. Low confidence means "thin evidence — treat with care", not "we don't know".

The engine version is hedonic-v1.3 — temporal weighting on sold comps (INE IPV lift + exponential decay on sold date), listings haircut of 5.5% to sold-equivalent, and a ±40% clamp on the combined hedonic factor so no stack of priors can drift the number to fantasy. Replaced by Model B (LightGBM on the Registradores training set) once enrichment coverage crosses the threshold.