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Track your home's value and equity in Ontario

Search your address to see an automated estimate of your home's current market value, based on recent nearby MLS® sales, with a low–high range when the data supports one. Save the home to a free Summitly account to follow its estimate over time, see how it compares with what you paid, and estimate your equity by adding your mortgage balance. If you opt in, we email you a monthly home report and a value alert when the estimate moves by more than the threshold you set. Estimates are not appraisals.

What you'll see for your home

  • An automated value estimateFrom recent nearby MLS® sales, with a low–high range when the data supports one.
  • Your value, month by monthA chart and a table you can download, and the change since you bought.
  • Equity and your renewal dateAdd your balance and renewal month. Only you see them.
  • Your neighbourhoodWhat's selling and listing around you, and when buyers are most active.
  • Alerts you chooseA monthly report and a value alert, only if you turn them on.
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Everything in one place

Your home's full picture in one place

Search your address once and see four key numbers for your home.
  • AI home value estimate

    An automated estimate of today's market value, based on recent nearby MLS® sales, with a low–high range when the data supports one.

  • Value over time

    Save your home to follow its estimate over time and compare it with what you paid.

  • Neighbourhood sales

    Recent nearby sales and active listings, so you can see what's moving around you.

  • Equity & sell tools

    Estimate your equity from your mortgage balance, and see your likely net proceeds if you sold.

Property tax assessment vs market value: your MPAC assessment values your home for property tax as of a legislated valuation date; for 2026 taxes, that date remains January 1, 2016, so it often differs from what it would sell for today; a market-value estimate uses recent sales instead. How our estimates work

How it works

How tracking your home value works

  1. 1. Find your home

    Search your address and pick it from the suggestions.

  2. 2. See your estimate

    Estimated value, nearby sales and, once you add your mortgage balance, your estimated equity.

  3. 3. Stay informed (optional)

    Save the home and opt in to email updates: a monthly home report and an alert when the estimate moves past a threshold you set.

Zara, Summitly's AI virtual agent (AI-generated image)

Meet Zara

Zara · AI virtual agent

Your home's AI concierge — ask her anything

Value, equity, the right time to sell, what a renovation would add — Zara answers using recent MLS® data. Zara is an AI virtual agent: for decisions, confirm the numbers with a licensed agent.

Why Summitly

Not just a number — a smarter way to own

Get more than a number: answers from Zara, equity and selling tools, and a local agent when you want one.
  • Zara, your AI virtual agent

    Ask questions about your home's estimate, equity or selling costs and get an explanation, not just a number.

  • MLS®-based estimates

    Automated estimates built from recent MLS® sales near you — a starting point you can review with a local agent.

  • A real, licensed brokerage

    Backed by a RECO-registered brokerage with licensed agents when you're ready to act — not just a data tool.

  • Tools that go further

    Equity, mortgage, rental and renovation tools, plus optional email updates about your saved home.

Free home value estimate

See what your home is worth today

An AI value estimate for your address, free and with no obligation. Save your home to follow it over time, and Zara's there if you have questions.

FAQ

Homeowner questions, answered

How is my home's value estimated?

The estimate is automated: it compares your home's details with recent comparable MLS® sales nearby and shows a low–high range when the data supports one. It isn't an appraisal and can't see your home's condition or upgrades. For a figure you can price from, a local agent can prepare a comparative market analysis.

Is it free to track my home's value?

Yes. Searching your address and seeing its estimate is free, with no obligation to sell. To keep following it over time, save the home to a free Summitly account.

How do I see my home equity?

Open your saved home and enter your mortgage balance. The dashboard estimates your equity as the home's current estimated value minus what you owe. Because the value is an estimate, treat the equity figure as a guide when planning a refinance, renovation or sale.

How often will I hear about my home's value?

Only if you opt in. With email updates on for a saved home, you get a monthly home report, and you can set a value alert that emails you when the estimate moves by more than a percentage you choose. You can turn either off from any email or from your dashboard.

Is my MPAC property assessment the same as my home's market value?

No. MPAC assesses Ontario properties for property tax as of a legislated valuation date, so the assessed value often differs from what your home would sell for today. A market-value estimate is based on recent sales instead.

Can Zara help me decide whether to sell?

Zara, Summitly's AI virtual agent, can walk you through your estimate, equity, likely net proceeds and what a renovation might add, using your home's data. For pricing advice before you list, a licensed local agent can review your home in person.

Built on MLS® sales data · backed by a RECO-registered brokerage

Estimates are AI-generated for information only and are not appraisals. Tracking your home does not confirm ownership. Email updates are sent only if you opt in, and every email has an unsubscribe link.

Updated October 7, 2026 · Coldwell Banker Summit Realty, Brokerage

Reviewed by Waqar Afzal, Broker of Record ·

Brokerage services, representation, fees and disclosures. Mortgage, tax and legal information links to official sources and requires advice from the appropriate professional.

Your assessment and estimate

For the 2026 tax year, MPAC assessments still use January 1, 2016 values. They differ from an estimate of today’s sale price.

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