Assess and Rank Investments with Accurate Investible Scores

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Investible Score

Definition

The Investable Score measures how suitable a property is for investment. A higher score indicates a stronger probability of higher returns. It evaluates both the current price efficiency (whether a property is under-, over-, or fairly priced) and its potential for future price appreciation, especially considering upcoming infrastructure improvements.

Computation Method

The score is derived from two key components:
  • 1. Estimated Nominal Return of the Property
    Reflects price appreciation driven by inflation and current market pricing.
    • "Underpriced" properties tend to have higher growth potential.
    • "Overpriced" properties may face stagnation or correction.
    • "Rental yields" serve as an indicator — higher yields suggest greater potential for price growth.
    • 2. Estimated Return Due to Infrastructure Improvement

    Evaluates how upcoming infrastructure (e.g., roads, metro lines) may enhance connectivity to employment hubs (CBDs), thereby improving accessibility and property values.

Cumulative Annualised Growth Potential

Cumulative Annualised Growth

A ( Nominal Growth In Prices )

B ( Growth Due To Improvement In Infrastructure )

Interpreting the Investable Score

The maximum expected return is indexed at 1000 .
Rating Score Range Interpretation
Outstanding >700 High return
Excellent 551–700 Strong return potential
Good 401–550 Above-average investment
Average 301–400 Moderate return
Below Average 201–300 Limited return
Poor <200 Low return