Price and days before contract. How quickly homes went under contract, and the prices they closed at.

Odds of selling. How many homes closed, went under contract, are still for sale, and never sold at all. This is the one graph that counts the homes that didn't sell. It matters more than people expect: a neighborhood where the odds sit in the eighties or nineties is a different place to price a home than one where they sit in the thirties.

Buying pattern. How many homes went under contract each month, so you can see when buyers have been most active through the year.

Price and square footage. Each closed sale plotted by price and size, with a trend line running through them. The line is the pattern across those sales, where price and size have generally lined up. It isn't a value for any one home. Find your size along the bottom and see where homes like yours landed. This graph represents a shorter stretch of time than the other three.