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comparables

1. A study of similar publicly traded companies performed by an investment bank for the purpose of establishing the offering price of an Initial Public Offering. 2. Real Estate: Properties used in an appraisal report that are substantially equivalent to the subject property.

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  1. Comparables - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Comparables (or comps) is a real estate appraisal term referring to properties with characteristics that are similar to a subject property whose value is being ...
     
  2. Comparables Definition | Investopedia
    A valuation technique in which a recently sold asset is used to determine the value of a similar asset. This technique is often used in real estate to determine the ...
     
  3. All About Comps - Zillow Advice
    At some point during a home buying or selling experience, you will come face-to- face with comps. Comps, or comparables, are regarded as the single-best tool ...
     
  4. Comparables - The Free Dictionary
    com·pa·ra·ble (k m p r- -b l). adj. 1. Admitting of comparison with another or others : "The satellite revolution is comparable to Gutenberg's invention of movable ...
     
  5. PropertyShark Comparables - Search recently sold properties in ...
    Search comparables in your area. Create a free account and you can run two full comparables searches each day. Register Now and gain access to sale details ...
     
  6. PropertyShark Help - How to Use Comparables
    Comparables is our tool that helps you determine a property's market value ... Access it either by clicking the Comparables tab or directly from a property report.
     
  7. Free Real Estate Comparables - Default Research
    When attempting to derive the price of a particular property, real estate comparables are extremely important. Default Research has reviewed some free sites ...
     
  8. What You Need To Know About Comps | Bankrate.com
    May 2, 2012 ... While most homebuyers and sellers know that "comps" is shorthand for " comparables," not everyone understands what comps really are or how ...