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Appreciation Rate

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Use appreciation rate to measure property value growth between two valuation points.

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Value growth

(New Value - Original Value) / Original Value

The property increased by $60,000 on a $400,000 basis, or 15%.

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Variables and units

  • Original Value

    Original property value.

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  • New Value

    New property value.

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Common mistakes

  • Dividing by the new value instead of original value.
  • Using appraised value and sale price from different dates without context.

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Value growth

The property increased by $60,000 on a $400,000 basis, or 15%.