Automated market database
Continuous ingestion of listings and transactions by region. Automatic cleaning, dedup and enrichment. Samples ready by neighborhood, type and area range.
Always-fresh market data, AI-assisted statistical inference and automated output per ABNT NBR 14653 parts 1 and 2. From property input to final PDF.
The problem
Hours scraping listings, copying data into spreadsheets and cleaning duplicates by hand.
Regression models in legacy tools locked to a single computer, with no collaboration or history.
Grounding and precision degrees checked by hand — easy to miss an item and compromise the report.
Assembling calculations, tables, charts and appendices by hand, from scratch, every time.
How it works
Enter the region and property type. Valora collects listings, cleans, deduplicates and enriches samples with IBGE income and location — no spreadsheet.
Multiple linear regression with assisted variable selection, transformations, diagnostics and automatic degree classification per NBR 14653-2. The appraiser decides; AI prepares the way.
Calculation memorials, charts, maps and appendices generated automatically, with grounding and precision degrees — editable and ABNT-compliant.
Valuation engineering + AI
Continuous ingestion of listings and transactions by region. Automatic cleaning, dedup and enrichment. Samples ready by neighborhood, type and area range.
Guided selection of explanatory variables, multiple-regression fitting and assumption checks. The appraiser decides — AI paves the way.
PDF output at fundamentation grade I–III, honoring parts 1 and 2 of the standard. Fields, calculation memos and annexes generated automatically.
Free tools
Three utilities running on the same technical base as the product. Use them, validate, and see how Valora automates the rest.
IBGE · census tract
Enter a ZIP (CEP) or address and see the average and median income of the IBGE census tract — the same socioeconomic variable Valora uses to enrich samples.
Open toolNBR 14653-2 · regression
Find the degree (I, II or III) your regression model reaches and how many market data points each degree requires. Based on Table 1 of the standard.
Open toolevolutionary method
Compute the depreciation coefficient of improvements from age, useful life and conservation state. Same formula as Valora's evolutionary method.
Open toolComparison
A modern, cloud-based alternative to desktop appraisal software and spreadsheets.
| Traditional tools | Valora | |
|---|---|---|
| Market research | Manual, listing by listing | Automated, with cleaning and dedup |
| Socioeconomic data (income) | Separate, manual lookup | Automatic IBGE enrichment by census tract |
| Grounding/precision degree | Manual checking | Auto-classified (NBR 14653-2) |
| Access | Locked to one computer | Cloud, from anywhere |
| Report generation | Manual layout in Word | Automatic, editable PDF and Word |
| Artificial intelligence | None | Assistance on variables, interpretation and fill-in |
FAQ
Yes. It's a modern, cloud-based platform unifying market research, statistical modeling and report generation — without a desktop tool locked to one computer. You keep full control of technical decisions.
Yes. The engine automatically classifies grounding and precision degrees per NBR 14653-2 tables, and the report is generated in PDF/Word with memorials, charts and appendices per ABNT.
No. AI speeds up repetitive steps (collection, variable suggestion, model interpretation, fill-in), but all technical decisions and responsibility remain with the qualified professional.
Direct market data comparison (regression), evolutionary (Ross-Heidecke), involutive and income capitalization — covering the main NBR 14653 methods.
No. Valora runs in the browser. You can start by trying the free tools — like IBGE income lookup and the grounding-degree calculator — with no install.
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