
Card pictures are licensed stock photographs, blurred, not the homes themselves. Each home's own photos are in the Kouzr app.
Every home here is scored each morning against nearby comparable sales: its asking price per square foot against homes of similar age and size close by, with the count of comparables behind the number. The cards sort by that score, best value first, and each one carries the county assessor's record beside the listing's own claims. Summerlin is a Census place, drawn as the county draws it, so a home is here because its coordinates are, whatever its mailing address says. The market report carries the whole picture by ZIP and neighborhood, the recently sold page what closed and at what share of ask.
Summerlin has 1 homes for sale on Kouzr today, too few for a safe median. Each card carries its own asking price and the comps-based read beside it.
Watch days on market and the share of listings with a price cut on the market report: longer and higher mean more room to negotiate.
Every page sorts by Kouzr's deal score: the asking price per square foot against nearby homes of similar age and size, with the number of comparables behind it. The first cards on this page are the ones priced furthest under their neighbours today.
Kouzr groups homes by Census place, as the county draws the boundaries, not by postal city. Summerlin South, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Sunrise Manor are their own places even though the mail says Las Vegas, so a home appears where its coordinates put it.
Automated estimates from public listings and county records, not an appraisal. Card pictures are licensed stock photographs, blurred, not the homes themselves.