Valuation Formula:
From: | To: |
Definition: This calculator estimates the valuation of a pre-seed real estate venture using the Gordon Growth Model.
Purpose: It helps investors and entrepreneurs determine a reasonable valuation for early-stage real estate projects or startups.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The valuation is calculated by dividing the revenue by the difference between the discount rate and growth rate.
Details: Proper valuation is crucial for fundraising, equity distribution, and investment decisions in early-stage real estate ventures.
Tips: Enter the projected revenue in USD, discount rate (default 0.12 or 12%), and growth rate (default 0.05 or 5%). The discount rate must be greater than the growth rate.
Q1: What discount rate should I use?
A: For pre-seed real estate, 10-15% is typical, reflecting the higher risk of early-stage investments.
Q2: How do I estimate growth rate for a new venture?
A: Look at comparable companies or use 3-7% for conservative estimates in real estate.
Q3: Why must discount rate be greater than growth rate?
A: The model assumes a stable growth rate that's sustainable and less than the discount rate for convergence.
Q4: What revenue figure should I use?
A: Use projected stabilized revenue, typically 3-5 years out for pre-seed real estate ventures.
Q5: Does this work for all real estate types?
A: It's best for income-producing properties. Adjust rates for property type (residential, commercial, etc.).