new homes listings with HousRank

Across 48 scored homes, HousRank highlights a small set of higher-scoring new homes listings and value comparison records worth a closer look.

A sharper way to scan new homes listings

HousRank scored 48 homes tied to this new homes listings view across the United States, covering 5 cities and an average HousRank score of 71.5. The records in this set include Condo, Single Family, and Duplex homes.

Use that score as a comparison tool inside its cohort, not as an absolute grade for the home and not as a percentile. A HousRank score is cohort-relative and uses proxy inputs for value, location, investment, affordability, tax, risk, and demand. If a local cohort is too thin, HousRank falls back to county, then state, then national.

Higher-scoring records to check first

If you want a focused starting list, begin with the higher-scoring records in this data. The highest HousRank score here is 98 for 4565 Hilltop Dr in Suamico, Wisconsin, a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath Single Family home. Close behind is 2130 Elmview Dr in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, a 2-bedroom, 2-bath Condo with a HousRank score of 97.

Other standout records include 3175 Birch Rd in Suamico, a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath Single Family home scored at 96; 2130 Elmview Dr in Ashwaubenon, a 1-bedroom, 1-bath Condo scored at 95; and another 2130 Elmview Dr Condo in Ashwaubenon, also 1 bedroom and 1 bath, scored at 94.

That ordering reflects HousRank score only. It does not mean these homes are the objectively best homes overall, and it should not be read as a percentile or rank position.

What the value comparison list is actually showing

The bestValueHomes records in this new homes listings set are all Condos at 2130 Elmview Dr in Ashwaubenon. They include a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home scored at 88, another 2-bedroom, 2-bath home scored at 85, plus higher-scoring records at 97, 95, and 94.

That list reflects HousRank's value comparison, which is derived from the home's relative HousRank score and its available valuation basis. That basis may be a current listing price, last sale price, or tax assessment. It is useful for comparison, but it is not an objective quality-per-dollar verdict, and the supplied data does not identify which valuation basis applied to each home.

Newest records in this set

The newestHomes records give you another practical filter for new homes listings. In Suamico, 3532 Wilderness Trl is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath Single Family home with a HousRank score of 64; 2128 Clover Field Dr is a 4-bedroom, 3-bath Single Family home scored at 80; 2005 Fescue Way is a 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Single Family home scored at 93; and 2631 Moose Creek Trl is a 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath Single Family home scored at 68.

Howard also appears on the newest list with 1342 Buckys Run, a 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Single Family home scored at 81. Treat these as listing records in the supplied data, and check current availability and property details before making plans around them.

Where scores look strongest in this snapshot

Among the cities called out in this data, Suamico has the highest average HousRank score at 76. Ashwaubenon follows at 70.7, and Howard comes in at 69.6.

That can help you prioritize where to browse first, but keep the meaning narrow: these are average HousRank scores for the scored records in this snapshot, not a full-market judgment and not a direct measure of neighborhood quality.

Frequently asked questions

What does HousRank mean on new homes listings?

HousRank is a 0-100 score used to compare homes within a cohort using proxy inputs for value, location, investment, affordability, tax, risk, and demand. It is cohort-relative, not absolute, not a percentile, and not a direct measure of overall home quality.

How should I use the higher-scoring homes in this list?

Use them as a short list for closer review. In this data, examples include 4565 Hilltop Dr in Suamico at 98 and 2130 Elmview Dr in Ashwaubenon at 97. Those are higher-scoring records in this set, not guaranteed best choices for every buyer.

Does the value comparison always use asking price?

No. HousRank's value comparison is derived from the relative HousRank score and the property's available valuation basis, which may be a current listing price, last sale price, or tax assessment. The supplied data does not say which basis was used for each home.

Are these new homes listings guaranteed to be available now?

No. These are listing records in the supplied data. Check current availability and confirm details directly before scheduling a visit or making decisions.

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