Life Would Be Perfect If I Lived in That House
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Zillow is a Web site that calculates the estimated value of your home (there’s that word again, “home”—as if something essentially abstract could be measured by some kind of computerized algorithm). The idea is that it tells you how much your property is worth based on recent sales figures for comparable properties. This is called the Zillow “Zestimate.” Of course, the Zestimate is famously misleading, because it has no way of knowing how much money has been invested in the place by way of Frenc...h doors and nickel-plated ceiling fans and cabinets purposely designed to look old and worn, but everyone knows that by now. These days I loathe Zillow, but back in 2006 I kind of liked it because it suggested my house was worth more than what I’d paid for it.
What I hated about Zillow, though, was that it told me stuff about my neighbors that, despite my natural nosiness, I really didn’t want to know. Namely, it told me what they paid for their houses, which, if they’d bought before 2004, was usually much, much less than what I’d paid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zillow is a Web site that calculates the estimated value of your home (there’s that word again, “home”—as if something essentially abstract could be measured by some kind of computerized algorithm). The idea is that it tells you how much your property is worth based on recent sales figures for comparable properties. This is called the Zillow “Zestimate.” Of course, the Zestimate is famously misleading, because it has no way of knowing how much money has been invested in the place by way of Frenc...h doors and nickel-plated ceiling fans and cabinets purposely designed to look old and worn, but everyone knows that by now. These days I loathe Zillow, but back in 2006 I kind of liked it because it suggested my house was worth more than what I’d paid for it.
What I hated about Zillow, though, was that it told me stuff about my neighbors that, despite my natural nosiness, I really didn’t want to know. Namely, it told me what they paid for their houses, which, if they’d bought before 2004, was usually much, much less than what I’d paid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meghan Daum to read onlineMoreLess
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