See what a property could be worth in future if its value grows at a rate you choose. It is a what if tool, not a forecast: you set the rate, and the answer is only as good as that guess.
Small changes in the rate make a big difference over time. Your value today of held for years:
Multiply today's value by one plus the yearly growth rate, raised to the number of years. This is compound growth: each year builds on the year before.
Worked example: $600,000 growing at 5% a year for 10 years is about $977,000. At 3% it is about $806,000.
Growth differs by suburb, property type and timing. Past growth is not a reliable guide to the future.
Stamp duty, loan costs, holding costs and tax on sale all change what you keep.
The biggest lever is what you buy and what you pay. That is where we come in.
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There is no right answer. Try a low, middle and high rate and plan around the low one. Past growth in an area is not a reliable indicator of future growth.
Yes. Capital growth is the rise in a property's value. This calculator shows that rise for the rate and years you choose.
No. It shows value only. Buying costs, holding costs and tax when you sell are separate, so speak with your accountant before acting.
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General information only. This calculator is not financial advice and does not forecast prices. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
