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MCP Property Valuation Server

Rates communities, analyzes housing prices, and estimates individual property values through MCP.

Install MCP Property Valuation Server

Pick your client, then add it in one click or paste the config.

STDIONode.js
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-property-valuation-server": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "mcp-property-valuation-server@0.0.27"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Settings → Developer → Edit Config, merge this into mcpServers, then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop.

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

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Overview

mcp-property-valuation-server MCP server connects MCP clients with the CIH property valuation service for Chinese residential real estate data. It provides tools for community ratings, community price and trend queries, and single-property valuation. The server can run through stdio with npx or connect to the published service over SSE, using an APPID for authorization. Reach for it when an agent needs structured community analysis or property estimates for transaction, investment review, or collateral assessment workflows.

Use cases

  • Rate a residential community before a property transaction
  • Compare community price trends across a selected period
  • Estimate a single property's total and unit value
  • Support investment due diligence with community data
  • Assess collateral value for a residential property

Key features

  • Community A/B/C/D ratings
  • Community average price lookup
  • Monthly price trend queries
  • Single-property total valuation
  • Per-square-meter valuation output
  • Stdio and SSE connection modes

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npm downloads233Package downloads in the last 30 days.
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How MCP Property Valuation Server works

What mcp-property-valuation-server MCP server does

The mcp-property-valuation-server MCP server exposes three real estate tools for residential communities and individual homes. It connects an MCP client to the CIH property valuation service and returns standardized Markdown results.

get_community_rating evaluates a community across activity, property management, education resources, and submarket location. The result includes an overall A/B/C/D grade and component ratings. Inputs are the city, district, and community name.

get_community_valuation reports a community's average price and can return price changes across a requested period. City, district, and community name are required. Optional start and end months use the yyyy-mm format; leaving them blank requests the latest monthly data.

get_property_valuation estimates one property's total value and price per square meter. It requires the city, district, community name, orientation, floor area in square meters, current floor, and total number of floors.

How it works

The server supports two connection patterns. In a local stdio configuration, an MCP client launches the package with npx, using Node.js 18 or newer. In the hosted configuration, the client connects to https://creis.cih-index.com/mcp/sse using Server-Sent Events.

Authorization is required for both usage patterns. The supplied credential is passed as MCP-INDUSTRY-APPID: as an environment value for stdio, or as an HTTP header for SSE. After the client restarts, the three tools should appear in its available tool list.

Setup and configuration

Obtain an APPID before configuring the mcp-property-valuation-server MCP server. The project directs users to the CIH application page or to creiskefu@fang.com for access and support.

A stdio configuration runs package version 0.0.27 with npx -y. Its MCP server entry uses the command npx, the package as an argument, and the APPID in the environment configuration.

The repository names Claude Desktop and MCP-compatible IDEs as example clients. Configuration details may differ between clients, but the transport and credential requirements remain the same.

Tools and capabilities

  • Rate a residential community with an overall grade and category-level results.
  • Retrieve the latest community average price.
  • Query community price data for a specified month range.
  • Estimate a property's total value and unit price.
  • Return results in Markdown for display or downstream client handling.

Limitations and notes

The documented community queries depend on city, district, and community name, so incomplete location details may prevent a useful lookup. Property estimates also require orientation, area, floor, and total-floor information.

The repository describes the service as supporting residential communities and individual properties. It does not document a batch valuation tool, a historical property-level series, or additional output formats beyond standardized Markdown. Submit technical issues through the project's GitHub Issues page or contact the listed support email.

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Frequently Asked Questions about MCP Property Valuation Server

mcp-property-valuation-server is an MCP server that connects AI clients to the CIH property valuation service through stdio or SSE. Its main tools rate communities, retrieve community prices and time-series trends, and estimate a single property's total and per-square-meter value.

Run it through npx in an MCP client configuration using Node.js 18 or newer. The documented setup uses `npx -y mcp-property-valuation-server@0.0.27` and passes a valid APPID through the `MCP-INDUSTRY-APPID` environment setting.

Provide a valid `MCP-INDUSTRY-APPID`. For stdio, place it in the client's environment configuration; for SSE, send it as a request header. The README directs users to the CIH application page or the listed support email to obtain access.

Configure either the stdio command or the hosted SSE endpoint, add the required APPID, and restart the client to expose the three valuation tools.

It requires city, district, community name, orientation, floor area, current floor, and total floors. Floor area is numeric and measured in square meters; current floor and total floors are integers.

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