Why can I only select 1 property type on Pricing Insights?

Why can I only select 1 property type on Pricing Insights?

On all of the dashboards except for Pricing Insights, you can select multiple property types at once.  Pricing Insights is meant to give you a hyper-specific analysis for a particular property, more like a CMA, in order to determine the best price for that property.  You would never look at the price of a Condo to help you determine the price for a Single Family Residence, or visa versa.  So this dashboard is limited to only a single property type for analysis.   
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