Residential sales and lettings
Look at the houses first.
Nine neighbourhoods, one agent, and a price on everything — the houses, the streets and my own fee. Nothing here asks you to sign up before you can see a number.
active on the market now coming not listed yet sold what it went for
The neighbourhood index
What a house costs, street by street.
Grouped by what the houses actually are, because that is what sets the price. Nobody publishes this and every buyer I meet asks for it in the first ten minutes.
The scale, and what each step means
- under $250k
- $250–400k
- $400–600k
- $600k and up
Big old houses
Four bedrooms, a landing you could put a desk on, and a furnace that will be somebody's project.
- Squirrel Hill
- 1910s–20s
- $430,000 – $780,000
- Point Breeze
- 1900s–20s
- $415,000 – $740,000
- Highland Park
- 1900s–20s
- $350,000 – $620,000
Rowhouses and doubles
Narrow, deep, a party wall on both sides and a back yard about the size of a good rug.
- Lawrenceville
- 1880s–1900s
- $305,000 – $540,000
- Bloomfield
- 1890s–1910s
- $275,000 – $445,000
- Regent Square
- 1910s–20s
- $335,000 – $575,000
Level streets and driveways
Somewhere to park, a flat walk to the door, and a house that needs nothing doing on the first day.
- Edgewood
- 1900s–30s
- $320,000 – $525,000
- Forest Hills
- 1930s–50s
- $255,000 – $400,000
- Swissvale
- 1910s–40s
- $165,000 – $285,000
These are what houses on those streets have been going for, and I move them when the market moves. It is a starting point, not a valuation of your house — that one is written, costs $350, and is on the services page.
What I do
Four things, and what each one costs.
That is the whole list. I do not have a team, a franchise fee or a transaction fee, and there is nothing here that turns into a bill later.
Selling your house
Photographs, a price with the sales behind it, and a straight conversation about what the other side will want.
2.5% to listBuying a house
The seller's side pays. That does not buy you a cheerleader — I will tell you when a house is a bad idea.
no fee to youWhat yours is worth
A written number with the three sales it is based on. Yours to keep whether or not you use me.
$350, or free if I list itRenting one out
Listing, showings, references, lease. No monthly management fee, because I do not manage.
one month's rent, onceReplace this with one sentence from a real client, in their own words, about the part that surprised them. Ask two days after closing and use it exactly as they wrote it.
Come and stand in one.
A photograph tells you about half of it. Pick one and I will meet you there, on a weekday evening if that is easier.