Every Neighborhood on One Sheet

Instantly turn any address into a stunning report you can post, share, or hand to your clients.

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About

A Carfax report and a listing flyer, if they had a baby.

Type any US address. CasaSheet compiles what it’s actually like to live there onto a single sheet you can hand a client without touching a design tool.

What’s on it
6
sections on every sheet
8.5×11
print-ready, edge to edge
Seconds
to generate one
A minute
to read one
  1. The property itself
    Beds, baths, square feet, year built, the lot and the garage.
  2. Nearby schools
    The closest school to the address, and how far it is.
  3. Neighborhood eats
    How many places to eat nearby, what kind, and how good.
  4. Everyday errands
    Grocery, pharmacy and coffee: the nearest of each.
  5. Parks and green space
    Parks and trails within reach of the front door.
  6. FEMA flood zone
    The zone the address sits in, straight from FEMA.
How it works

Address in, sheet out. Take it as a print-ready two-page PDF, a high-resolution image, or a share link that opens in any browser, with page two carrying the full data disclosures.

See it in action

One sheet, five ways to hand it over.

Nothing to resize and nothing to redesign. One sheet, with your name on it, wherever it lands.

Text the link

It opens in any browser. No app, no account, nothing to install.

Post it

One image that says more than another listing photo.

Put it on the listing

A two-page PDF, attached where the buyers already are.

Print a stack

8.5×11, edge to edge, ready for the island at an open house.

Fill the buyer packet

The page they still have after the tenth showing blurs together.

Pricing

Free gets you the neighborhood. Pro gets you the numbers.

Market summary
Pro
670 E Elm St, Springwood, OH 43085
Estimated value
$367,418
Last sale price
$315,979
Sold
May 11, 2023

A free sheet holds back those two figures and nothing else.

$65/yr
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Questions

Questions agents ask

What is CasaSheet?

CasaSheet is a web app that turns any US street address into a one-page property report. You type an address and CasaSheet compiles the property's own details, the nearby schools, restaurants, everyday convenience, parks and the FEMA flood zone onto a single 8.5×11 sheet, readable in under a minute and print-ready. Take it as a PDF, as an image, or as a link you can text to a client.

Is there a US version of HoodQ?

CasaSheet brings the neighborhood-report idea to US addresses and condenses it into a client-ready one-page brief. HoodQ focuses on Canadian addresses; CasaSheet focuses on the United States, with property facts, nearby schools, parks, convenience, dining, value context and the FEMA flood zone arranged for a one-minute read rather than a multi-page booklet.

What is on a CasaSheet report?

A CasaSheet report carries six sections on one 8.5×11 page: the property itself (beds, baths, square feet, year built, lot and garage), the nearby schools and how far each one is, neighborhood eats (how many places, what kind, how good), everyday errands (the nearest grocery, pharmacy and coffee), parks and green space within reach, and the FEMA flood zone the address sits in. Page two of the two-page report carries the full data disclosures and names the sources behind each section.

How do I make a neighborhood report for a listing?

Open CasaSheet, type the property's street address, and generate. The sheet comes back with the property details, schools, dining, everyday convenience, parks and the flood zone already laid out. There is nothing to design and nothing to assemble. Print the PDF for an open house, save the image for a listing post, or send the link to a buyer.

Who is CasaSheet for?

CasaSheet is built for US real estate agents and the buyers they walk through the door. An agent hands the sheet over at a showing, attaches it to a listing email, or texts the link. Homebuyers can also generate sheets on CasaSheet directly, for addresses they are considering.

What do I get for free?

CasaSheet is free to use for any US address: generate a sheet, print it, and send the share link, with no account and no card. A free sheet carries the property details, the nearby schools, the neighborhood eats, the everyday errands, the parks and the FEMA flood zone. Two figures stay blurred until you subscribe: the estimated value and the last sale price. Both are removed from the page before it is built, so nothing is hiding under the blur.

How much does CasaSheet cost?

CasaSheet is $65 a year, billed once a year. One paid plan, cancel any time, with no tiers to compare and no per-report fee. Generating a sheet for any US address is free, and only the estimated value and the last sale price stay blurred until you subscribe.

What formats can I download?

Every CasaSheet report is available as a two-page US Letter PDF, a full-sheet high-resolution PNG, a readable 2048×1536 landscape share image, a 1080×1350 phone card, and a browser share link. The letter formats preserve the complete report; the share images carry the highest-value facts and link back to the full sheet.

Is CasaSheet a CMA tool?

CasaSheet is not a CMA tool. A CMA (comparative market analysis) is a pricing document built for a listing appointment, and tools like Cloud CMA exist to produce one. CasaSheet is a client-facing neighborhood sheet about what it's actually like to live at an address: schools, food, errands, parks and the flood zone. Agents use CasaSheet with buyers, not to price a listing.

Can I put my own branding on a CasaSheet report?

CasaSheet puts your headshot, name, title, brokerage, licence number, phone, email and website on the sheet: once at the top, beside the address, and again as a contact block at the foot. You can set the accent colour and add your brokerage logo. There is no template picker and no drag-and-drop builder: one considered design, nothing to lay out, so every sheet still comes out finished. Each sheet carries a small “Powered by CasaSheet” line.

Where does CasaSheet get its data?

CasaSheet buys normalized data from third-party providers and names the sources for each section on page two of every sheet. It can be incomplete or out of date, and it is not professional, financial, legal or real estate advice. It creates no client or agency relationship. Verify anything you intend to rely on.

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