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Neighborhood comparison reports for relocation clients

Relocating buyers are choosing between ZIP codes they have never driven through. They ask the same questions every time: Which area is safer? Which floods? How far is the nearest hospital? What are the schools like? Consilium Compare for Real Estate Agents answers those questions on a page with your name on it.

Who it is for

What the client sees

One ZIP you cover and any other ZIP, side by side, with the Consilium Crime Concern Score and Environmental Concern Score (0–10) up front, then flood zones, healthcare access, schools, climate and outdoors, walkability, air quality, traffic, housing and live conditions. Each section names its public sources. Reports give context, not recommendations.

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How it works

  1. Pick the ZIP codes you cover.
  2. Add your photo, brokerage logo and brand color. You sign in with your email and password. Your page lives at consiliumcompare.com/real-estate-agents/your-name/.
  3. Clients open reports with an email code. They pick one ZIP you cover and any ZIP to compare it with.
  4. See which ZIP codes each client compared on your dashboard. Visitors who want a code can request one from your page.

Why agents use it

Why not have clients ask an AI chatbot? Chatbots can hallucinate and make up figures that sound right. Every number in a Consilium report comes from a named public source.

Plans

Plans start at $39/month, sized by how many ZIP codes you cover and how many reports you need.

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FAQ

Do my clients need an account?

No. They open the report with an email code. You sign in with your email and password.

Can a client compare a ZIP outside my area?

Yes. The client picks one ZIP you cover and any other ZIP to compare it with.

Can I hide sections I don't want clients to see?

Pro plans can reorder and collapse sections. Crime, environmental, flood, healthcare and school sections always stay visible.

Where does the data come from?

Public sources such as the FBI, FEMA, EPA, CMS and federal school data, combined into Consilium's scores and summaries.