Fair Housing statement

#The commitment

AevoraeX supports the Fair Housing Act and state and local fair-housing laws. Scores use property and listing signals only, never protected characteristics. No lens reads, infers or weights race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status, disability, or any characteristic protected under state or local law.

#What a score reads

Every score exposes weighted components and drivers, ordered adjustments, confidence shrink, city percentile, tier, caveats and rationale. The current engine uses property and listing fields such as days on market, price changes, relist history, valuation, sold comps, schools, mobility, climate, HOA and property fit. The full anatomy is published on the methodology page.

#What a score never reads

• Names, or anything derived from a name.
• Demographic data about a neighborhood, block or household.
• Photos of people, or listing text about who lives in a home.
• Any proxy that would stand in for a protected characteristic.

We review the catalogue for proxies before every model version and record the review in the model changelog.

#What we ask of customers

Use the list to decide which properties to research and which listing agents to contact based on the property and the listing. Do not use AevoraeX output, or anything you add to it, to target, exclude, steer or treat anyone differently on protected grounds. This is part of the acceptable use policy.

#Reporting a concern

If you believe a signal, a score or a customer's use of AevoraeX conflicts with fair-housing law, email burhan@aevoraex.com or use the contact page. We investigate every report and publish any catalogue change that results.