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Version 3.2.3 · 2024-09-11
- Game Center Leaderboard fix
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The store currently lists version 3.2.3, updated 2024-09-11.








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Explore the diverse real estate landscape of the USA with HousePricer! In this immersive and educational game, you're taken on a virtual journey to random cities across the country, where you're presented with five real-life property listings to evaluate.
Your challenge? Estimate the market value of these properties. Whether it's a cozy suburban home, a downtown condo, or a country estate, your job is to guess the listing price. The closer your estimate is to the actual market price, the higher your score!
Not only does HousePricer provide a unique and entertaining challenge, but it also offers a glimpse into the real estate market in different American cities. Whether you're a real estate enthusiast or a casual player, you'll find HousePricer a fun way to test your property pricing instincts and deepen your understanding of the real estate landscape.…
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- Game Center Leaderboard fix
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