Valora

House price analytics for Greater Jakarta

What is this house worth, and which listings support it?

A valuation aid for landed houses in Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek). Pin the house on the map, enter its specifications, and get a point estimate, a price range, the main value drivers, and comparable listings.

Greater Jakarta market at a glance

Cleaned Rumah123 listings dataset
Listings analysed
Areas covered
Median per m² floor area
Cities and regencies

Median price per m² of floor area, by city

Price map by area

Open market explorer

Who is Valora for?

Valora is designed as an early-stage aid: a quick, reasoned price picture before a decision or a formal valuation is made.

Example scenario

Example: a 120/100 m² house near BSD City

An appraiser is preparing a site visit.

estimate Rp 1.75 B
most likely range wide range
  1. 1ValoraInitial value of Rp 1.75 B and 5 comparable listings
  2. 2ValoraValue drivers point to what needs checking
  3. 3HumanSite visit: condition, access, surroundings
  4. 4HumanFormal valuation report under the standards

A more focused site visit; the decision stays with the appraiser.

Still needed: site inspection, transaction data and a report under valuation standards

From data to estimate

Follow ten short steps: how the model was built, then how it values a house.

About the model →

Step 1 of 10

Collecting examples

A model learns from examples. We used 3,553 house listings from Rumah123 across nine cities in Greater Jakarta, each with its price, size, rooms and location.

Manual valuation vs Valora

Valora complements a manual valuation rather than replacing it. Each has different strengths.

How fast, and what does it cover?

Both approaches run side by side. Watch the time, then what each one actually checks.

Valora

…

  1. Enter house details
  2. Model calculates
  3. Result and comparables

Manual valuation

…

  1. Schedule and site visit
  2. Check legal documents
  3. Find comparable data
  4. Write formal report

What gets checked

ManualValora

Fast doesn't mean complete. That's why Valora is used before, not instead of, a manual valuation.

  • TimeManualUsually several days, including a site visitValoraA few seconds
  • BasisManualPhysical inspection, transaction data and legal documentsValoraPatterns from 3,352 asking prices and location features
  • Condition and legal statusManualChecked in personValoraNot checked
  • ConsistencyManualDepends on the appraiser's experienceValoraThe same input always gives the same result
  • ExplanationManualIn the valuation reportValoraValue drivers and comparables shown automatically
  • Legal standingManualOfficial report usable for transactions and collateralValoraNot an official report
  • Best forManualFinal decisions: sales, collateral, disputesValoraEarly screening, quick comparisons, preparing a site visit

Where Valora stands today

Valora is a final-year research prototype. Its average miss is about 20% of the asking price: enough for an initial picture, but not yet enough for binding decisions.

What it needs before wider use

  1. Today: research prototype
  2. 1Real, recent transaction prices, not only advertised asking prices
  3. 2Regular data and model updates to follow market movements
  4. 3More precise house coordinates and wider area coverage
  5. 4Higher accuracy, especially for Jakarta and high-end homes
  6. 5Validation with professional appraisers and alignment with valuation standards and regulations
  7. ✓Ready for wider use

Accuracy on 685 test houses

How we measured this →
Mean error (MAPE)
Median error
Within 20%
R²

Estimates come from a statistical model trained on listing asking prices (not transaction prices). Use them as a starting point, not as a substitute for a formal appraisal. Main factors show associations the model learned, not cause and effect.

Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).