Nominal growth, and what it looks like after inflation
Capital Appreciation & Total Return
Model an exit at a given growth rate, net of buying and selling costs, with rental income included. Shows the real return after inflation, because a nominal figure on its own has repeatedly flattered Pakistani property.
Pakistan's CPI has repeatedly run above property growth.
After costs. Leave at 0 for a plot or a file — they produce nothing while you hold them.
Real return after inflation
Exit value
Total profit
Total invested
Rent over the period
At these assumptions you lose purchasing power. The nominal figure is positive, but inflation outpaces it — the property is worth more rupees and less in real terms.
a year sustained for years is an aggressive assumption. Anyone promising it in writing should be asked how.
Year by year
| Year | Value | Capital gain | Rent to date |
|---|---|---|---|
The annualised figure is a compound growth rate on total proceeds against total money in, not a true IRR — for a single purchase with roughly level rent the two land within a fraction of a percent of each other, and this one you can reproduce on any calculator.
Indicative only. These figures are estimates based on the assumptions you entered — they are not financial advice, not an offer, and not a quotation. Rates, taxes and construction costs change; we confirm every number in writing before you commit to anything.
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