📊 Market Analysis Tool
Is the asking price fair — or are you being played?
Agents know comparable sales. Now you do too. Dajumo's Comparative Market Analysis tool surfaces recent transactions, adjusts for property differences, and tells you what a property is actually worth — before you bid.
Why It Matters
The agent has the comps. So should you.
A Comparative Market Analysis is the foundation every buyers agent, valuer and experienced investor starts with. Without one, you're negotiating blind.
Genuine Comparable Sales
We filter comps by property type, bed/bath count, land size, age and proximity — not just suburb. Relevance over volume.
Price Trend Analysis
12-month median price movement, auction clearance rates and days-on-market trends. Know whether to move fast or wait.
Fair Value Estimate
Our model produces a price range with a central estimate — giving you an informed anchor before you enter any negotiation.
Exportable Report
Download a professional PDF CMA report to share with your accountant, mortgage broker or investment partner.
How It Works
From suburb to valuation in minutes
01
Enter the property details
Suburb, property type, bed/bath count and land size. Optionally enter the asking price to see how it compares.
02
We surface comparable sales
Dajumo pulls settled sales from the past 90 days within 1–2km, filtered by property characteristics, and ranks them by relevance.
03
Review the price range
See the low, mid and high estimates with reasoning. Understand exactly why certain comps were weighted differently.
04
Feed into your negotiation
Take your CMA directly into Dajumo's Negotiation Coach — which uses fair value data to build your offer strategy.
FAQ
Questions about CMA
What is a comparative market analysis (CMA)?
A CMA is a method of estimating a property's market value by comparing it to recently sold properties with similar characteristics in the same area. It's the primary tool used by buyers agents, selling agents and valuers to determine fair market value.
How is a CMA different from a bank valuation?
A bank valuation is performed by a certified valuer for lending purposes and carries legal weight. A CMA is a market-based estimate used for negotiation and purchase decisions. Both use comparable sales — but a CMA is faster, cheaper and available before you commit to a purchase.
How current is the sales data?
Our database updates with settled sales data from state land registries. There is typically a 2–4 week lag from settlement to our database — consistent with industry-standard data sources.
Can I run a CMA on any Australian property?
Yes. The Dajumo CMA tool covers all states and territories. Coverage is densest in metro areas where comparable sales volume is highest. Regional and rural areas have fewer comps, so confidence intervals are wider — we flag this transparently in the report.