I would compare estimated values, asking prices, and sold prices before deciding what is fair.
If you are trying to tell whether a home is priced fairly, I would line up all three value signals before deciding. In Banning, CA, the recent typical estimated value was $425,920, the typical asking price was $415,000, and the typical closed price was $400,000.
That spread gives me a useful way to read the market in Banning, CA. The estimated value slipped 0.5% from the prior month but remained 2% above the level from 12 months earlier. Recent closings still came in below both the estimate and the typical asking price, so I would keep actual sales at the center of any decision. This matters for both sides because the wrong anchor can distort the whole strategy. Buyers can lean too hard on automated values, and sellers can lean too hard on optimistic asking prices. I would treat the closing range as the strongest reality check because it reflects the point where a deal actually came together. Check the estimate, but do not stop there. Compare the asking price with recent closings before making your move. Let closed results carry the most weight when you decide what is fair.
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