HomeGain, Inc. today announced that its instant home valuation tool is now available on washingtonpost.com.
The announcement that the Washington Post has selected HomeGain’s valuation tool for its website comes hot on the heels of news that trulia.com has partnered with The Washington Post on a new real estate website, to launch in April.
It shows that the Washington Post is getting very serious about its online real estate offerings.
HomeGain’s instant home valuation tool allows visitors to the newly relaunched real estate section of washingtonpost.com to receive an instant free home valuation estimate along with information on recent home sales and comparable home data.
“We are delighted to assist the Washington Post in their efforts to create useful and necessary tools for anyone interested in Washington DC Real Estate,” said the General Manager of HomeGain, Louis Cammarosano.
Late last year HomeGain introduced a predictive home valuation application. The “what if” feature allows users to hypothetically add a room(s), bathroom(s) and/or some extra square footage to a home, and see what the changes would do to the value of their home.
The Washington Post announcement is the second piece of good news this week for the company – in the latest Hitwise figures HomeGain ranked number 6, a jump of 3 places up the coveted list.
HomeGain specialises in providing online marketing solutions that connect real estate agents and brokers with home buyers and sellers and offers free services to find and compare real estate agents, research home values and view homes for sale as well as marketing tools for realtors. The company is a subsidiary of Classified Ventures and receives an average of over five million web visits per month, ranking it in the top 10 real estate websites worldwide since 1999.
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HomeGain’s home valuation toold are a great addition to The Post. Readers will be helped by having these figures available to them some such a reputable source.