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I am new to Excel but am using it to help evaluate real estate property
values. One of the ways I evaluate a property is to look at a neighborhood's appreciation rates and then calculate a houses current market value (roughly) based on appreciation rates obtained from a subscription service and sales history. The problem I have is the appreciation rates are provides as a gross appreciation rate from 1990 to present and my data for a given property is for some subsection of that time (say from 1995); therefore, I need to break the gross appreciation rate down into an annual compound interest rate. Given a gross appreciation rate over a given period of time (say, 87% over 15 years), how can I calculate the annual compound appreciation rate? Thanks, Dave |
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