mcp-property-valuation

This MCP server provides three core tools for property valuation and neighborhood insights: get_community_rating, get_community_valuation, and get_property_valuation. You first need to obtain a valid APPID and configure your MCP client to connect using either the stdio (via npx) method or an online SSE endpoint. When using stdio, the server will be launched locally through the MCP client, and the three tools will appear in the client’s tool list for quick access. The tools return structured results including neighborhood ratings, price trends, and unit/property valuations, enabling workflows for real estate assessments, lending due diligence, and investment analysis.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js 18.x or newer installed on your machine
• npm (comes with Node.js)
• A valid MCP Industry APPID provided by the service owner

Installation steps:

1. Verify Node.js and npm are installed node -v npm -v

2. Obtain your APPID from the service provider and set it up as described in their integration guide.

3. Install the MCP server package (example using npm):

   npm install -g mcp-property-valuation-server@0.0.27

4. Run the MCP server locally (example using npx so you don’t need a global install):

   npx -y mcp-property-valuation-server@0.0.27

5. Configure your MCP client to connect to the local stdio server or to an online SSE endpoint as shown in the README. If using stdio, pass the APPID via environment variable MCP-INDUSTRY-APPID as needed by your client setup.

6. Optional: If you prefer not to use npm directly every time, you can embed the same command in your MCP client configuration (see mcp_config example).

Tips and common considerations:

• The MCP-INDUSTRY-APPID environment variable is required for authorization; ensure it is kept secure and not committed to source control.
• There are two connection modes described in the README: stdio (via npx) for local runs and SSE (online service) for remote access. Choose the mode that matches your deployment.
• After starting, verify that the MCP client lists the available tools: get_community_rating, get_community_valuation, get_property_valuation.
• When using get_community_valuation and get_property_valuation, you can optionally specify time ranges (start_time, end_time) for historical data; if omitted, latest data is returned.
• Ensure your Node.js environment meets the minimum version requirement (Node.js >= 18) and keep the package updated to receive the latest capabilities and security patches.