How Quanta Measures the Market
An open breakdown of our statistical models, spatial normalization formulas, and real-time metric calculation pipelines.
Test Quanta's internal area conversion logic in real-time.
Normalized Area Rates
Multi-sourced property data is standardized through spatial deduplication. Valuation points are mapped from Neighborhood (Barrio/Colonia) → Municipality → Department → National levels.
To prevent luxury and industrial outliers from distorting market baselines, Quanta utilizes Median pricing and 5% Winsorized Mean averages (truncating the top and bottom 5% of distribution tails).
All property footprints are standardized to square feet (ft²) internally using fixed geometric conversion ratios: 1 m² = 10.7639 ft² and 1 vara² = 7.523 ft².
Capitalization Rates (Cap Rate) represent estimated annual gross rental yields divided by local market property prices. Rent/Sale Ratios benchmark inventory composition.
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