Fair-Price Certification
On every eligible listing we show where its price falls against the real market range for that city and type. No estimates — only real listings, recomputed periodically.
How it works
- Real data. We compute the median and range (P25–P75) of rents from active RentYourNest listings — the same data behind the public Rent Index.
- Market range. We compare the listing's price to that range: in line (within the range), below the average, or above the average.
- Minimum threshold. We certify only when there are at least 30 real listings for that city and type. Below the threshold we show nothing — no made-up numbers.
- Updates. Ranges are recomputed periodically from the most recent data, so the assessment stays current.
Honesty first
A listing above the market average is flagged as such, not hidden. The certification covers prices that are in line with or below the median range; for the rest we still show the figure, transparently.
Data source
The figures come from the RentYourNest Rent Index — real data from verified listings, under a CC BY 4.0 licence: free to reuse with attribution and a link.
Frequently asked questions
- How does RentYourNest know if a price is fair?
- We compare the listing's price to the median range (P25–P75) of real rents for that city and type, computed from the platform's active listings.
- What does it mean that a listing is certified?
- It means its price is in line with the market or below the average — within the median range or lower — based on at least 30 real listings.
- Why do some listings not have the certification?
- When there are fewer than 30 real listings for a city and type, we don't compute a reliable range and show no assessment.
- Is the data up to date?
- Yes — market ranges are recomputed periodically from the most recent listings.