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Tools for finding out average home appreciation history

Kevin W.
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Good evening folks!

Any online tool/website or BP tools that can help determine average property value growth? (let's say from 2000 up until 2022) I have personally been using Zillow Home Value Index, and Realtor's Realestimate and looking at property sale records to determine how much a home has appreciated over a certain period.

Also, I have been looking at the number of "for rent" across apartment.com, Trulia, and Zillow to determine how competitive the rental market is. While this gives me an idea of the market rent and apartment conditions, is there a way to see how many apartments have been rented? (are apartments actually being rented?) I have heard of calling a local property management company and asking them this, but I am not too sure.

Appreciate any comments or suggestions. Cheers!

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