CurbScoop

Your apartment is an asset, but most valuations arrive like a black box. Enter your address and we show the comps, cuts, contracts, and sales behind the number.

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  1. 1. Match your unit
  2. 2. Read the evidence
  3. 3. Understand the value
Example value read
Value driver
-$75K
closest comp cut
Current read
$1,332 / ft²
evidence-backed
Next proof
contract or sale
updates the value
alerts@curbscoop.com
to me · Tue 5:18 PM
Worth knowing

Corner unit listed 1 floor below

Unit 7B hit the market at $1.48M. Same exposure, slightly smaller plan, new upper bound.

alerts@curbscoop.com
to me · Wed 3:42 PM
Worth knowing

Price cut on your closest 2-bed

Unit 9A cut $65K to $1.995M. Now $1,345 / ft², and closer to real demand.

alerts@curbscoop.com
to me · Tue 6:42 AM
Worth knowing
Subject

Your closest 2-bed comp just cut $75K

Unit 9C at 215 W 95th moved from $2.05M to $1.975M. It is the same bed/bath profile, similar size, and close enough to change how your own unit should be read.

Move
-$75K
Now
$1,332 / ft²
Match
2 bd / 2 ba
Size gap
+4%
Distance
same line
Value read
watch closely
Why this matters → this is no longer just another listing. It is evidence for what buyers near your unit are accepting.
Transparent value, not a black box

Understand what your place is worth before anyone asks you to guess.

CurbScoop turns listing activity and public sale records into an owner-readable value read: what moved, how close it is to your unit, and why it should change the number in your head.

No opaque estimate. No agent-only comp packet. Just the specific evidence around the apartment you own, written so the value feels legible instead of handed down.

Matched to your unit: not a whole-borough average.
Evidence you can inspect: same building, similar units, useful nearby comps.
Explained plainly: what changed, why it matters, and how it moves the read.
A value read you can audit

The number only matters if you can see what moved it.

Existing valuation tools compress your apartment into one mysterious estimate. CurbScoop opens the argument: which comps count, what changed nearby, and what the latest buyer proof says about your asset.

The goal is not a magic price. It is a defensible read you can revisit whenever the market gives you better evidence.

Owner value read
What supports the number
84%
Matched compssame building first

Which units are actually comparable, and which ones should be ignored.

Asking pressurecuts and stale listings

Whether sellers near you are holding firm or moving toward the market.

Buyer proofcontracts and sales

Where real buyers are accepting value after the listing story is over.

Building contextline, layout, floor

The details that make a comp useful for your asset, not just nearby.

Transparent by design: each update should make the value read easier to inspect, not harder to trust.
The black box becomes evidence

From opaque valuationto evidence you can see.

Every value read should have a trail. CurbScoop connects the dots, filters out the weak comps, and shows the market evidence that can actually affect your asset.

May 79:11 AM
Listing
Unit 9C listed
$2.05M · 2 bd / 2 ba · 628 ft²
$1,640 / ft²
May 212:37 PM
Price cut
-$75K to $1.975M
Closest active comp changes the range
-$95 / ft²
Jun 1211:04 AM
Contract
Contract signed
Last asking price holds
$1,545 / ft²
Jun 288:22 AM
Recorded sale
$1.935M sale recorded
Closes the loop from ask to real buyer
-5.6%
Outcome for 215 W 95th St · Unit 9C
-$115K from list to sale (-5.6%)

Built for owners who want to understand the asset.

You do not need to list, refinance, or call an agent to know when your apartment's value has shifted. CurbScoop keeps the read small, practical, and centered on your unit.

A comp changes the range

See when a similar unit creates a new reference point for what your own place could be worth.

A price cut exposes demand

Know when a nearby seller gets more realistic, and how that changes the evidence around your unit.

A recorded sale anchors value

Turn public sale records into a plain-English value read before they become old news.

Behind the scenes · We compare your watched unit against building-level activity, nearby listing changes, and public NYC sale records, then turn the messy part into a transparent owner read.

Start free, unlock when it matters

A useful preview first. Full monitoring when you want the whole read.

We keep the first property free so owners can see the evidence before paying. During new-owner setup, Plus is free for 7 days, then $9.99 monthly or $99 annually unless canceled.

Free

Start with one watched property and enough evidence to see whether CurbScoop is useful.

$0light owner preview
  • 1 watched property
  • Basic owner dashboard
  • Weekly market digest
  • Delayed/simple alerts
  • Teaser comps and sales counts

CurbScoop Plus

Try the full owner read free for 7 days during new-owner setup.

7 days free
$9.99per month · $99/year
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  • Real-time priority alerts
  • Full comps and sales history
  • New listings, price cuts, contracts, city records
  • Asset-value context for your unit
  • Custom alert settings and monthly owner report

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