Everything you'd learn after the offer — before it.
Zillow and the MLS find you houses. AllSquare is where you choose between them — your shortlist side by side, with the renovation costs, the true monthly payment, the flood zone and the real rush-hour commute that usually only surface after you're committed.
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It starts where the listing sites stop
AllSquare isn't a place to browse houses — search wherever you already do. It's for the four or five you're seriously weighing, once browsing has turned into a decision.
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Bring the shortlist
Keep searching on Zillow, Redfin or your agent's MLS feed. One click on a listing sends it here with its price, size, taxes, HOA and schools already filled in.
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Add what the listing left out
The rush-hour commute to work and school. The flood zone and what insuring it costs. The oil tank, the road noise, the one bathroom upstairs — the things no listing has a field for.
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Price the work it needs
Itemize the roof, the kitchen, the windows. Regional benchmark costs, and you say which work is actually happening — so “cheaper” means cheaper after the work, not before.
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Get your ranking
Say what you actually care about — budget, space, lot, commute, condition — and every house gets one score against your weights. The list re-sorts as your priorities change.
Comps for buyers
Agents run comps to price a listing. This is the buyer's version: itemized renovation estimates — benchmarked, regional, honest about uncertainty — plus taxes, HOA, and insurance, so you compare what each house actually costs per month and all-in. Say which work is actually happening and where the money comes from, and watch the payment move.
One ranked answer
Weight what matters to you — price, space, lot, age, condition, commute — and every house gets a composite score built from your weights, not someone else's. The table ranks them; the answer to "so which one?" is at the top, and it changes when your priorities do.
Real-world checks
Rush-hour commutes to everyone's destinations, FEMA flood-zone lookups with insurance estimates, live mortgage-rate data, and one-click capture from a Zillow or Redfin listing.
Local-first, on purpose
You don't need an account, and by default there's no cloud copy of your house hunt — everything lives in your own browser. Address lookups (commutes, flood zones, listing imports) go out only when you ask for them. Read the privacy policy — it's short because there's little to disclose.