Ranked by CPOLP (Close Price to Original List Price) — where sellers are getting closest to or above their asking price over the last 30 days.
CPOLP stands for Close Price to Original List Price. It measures what buyers actually paid compared to the seller's original asking price. A CPOLP of 100% means the home sold at full asking price. Above 100% means sellers received more than they originally asked — a sign of strong demand and competitive offers.
Unlike Close Price to List Price (CPLP), CPOLP captures the full negotiation arc, including any price reductions before the sale. This makes it a more honest indicator of seller outcomes. Zip codes with high CPOLP are where homes are selling quickly, often with multiple offers.
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