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Simulate Your Home’s FUTURE Value in Excel - Run 10,000 SIMULATIONS in Seconds

🏠 Interested in analyzing your home price and seeing what it could be worth in 5, 10, or even 15 years? In this video, I build a simple home price simulation in Excel to explore how a home’s value might evolve over time when growth is uncertain. Instead of assuming a single straight-line increase, we run many possible scenarios to see a range of realistic outcomes. This gives you a much better way to think about: ✅Long-term home price growth ✅Different market paths ✅Best-case vs worst-case scenarios ✅Why uncertainty matters when planning ahead All of this is done using Excel, with optional VBA automation to speed things up. 🧠 What you’ll learn ✅ How to model home price growth in Excel ✅ How simulations work (without heavy math) ✅ Why multiple runs give better insight than one forecast ✅ How randomness affects long-term outcomes ✅ How to automate simulations using VBA 🧩 VBA Code Used in This Video ' ================================ Sub RunAveragePriceSimulation() Dim n As Long ' Number of simulations Dim i As Long ' Loop counter Dim lastRow As Long ' Last row of prices in column C Dim r As Long ' Row loop variable Dim sumArray() As Double ' Holds running totals Dim oldCalc As XlCalculation ' Ask user for number of simulations n = Application.InputBox("How many simulations?", "Average Price Simulation", 100, Type:=1) If n SMALLEROREQUALTO 0 Then Exit Sub ' Identify the last row of your model (years) lastRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "C").End(xlUp).Row ' Resize sumArray to hold totals for each year ReDim sumArray(2 To lastRow) Application.ScreenUpdating = False oldCalc = Application.Calculation Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual ' -- Run the simulations -- For i = 1 To n Application.Calculate ' Refresh random values & update column C ' Add the results of column C into the sum array For r = 2 To lastRow sumArray(r) = sumArray(r) + Cells(r, "C").Value Next r Next i ' -- Output the averages to Column H -- Cells(1, "H").Value = "Average Price (" & n & " runs)" For r = 2 To lastRow Cells(r, "H").Value = sumArray(r) / n Next r ' Restore settings Application.Calculation = oldCalc Application.ScreenUpdating = True MsgBox n & " simulations completed. Averages written to column H.", vbInformation End Sub ' ================================ 🔗 Essential Links 👉 Support my work: https://buymeacoffee.com/mehranvahedi 👉 Explore my Skillsoft courses: https://linktr.ee/MySkillsoftCourses 👉 Book a personal mentoring session: https://topmate.io/mehran_vahedi 👉 Follow for daily insights: https://x.com/WisdomByData 👉 Connect professionally on LinkedIn:   / mehranvahedi   👍 If this video helped Like the video, subscribe for more Excel, real-world modeling, and practical analytics, and comment if you’d like a follow-up on risk ranges, confidence bands, or housing market scenarios. 🔖 Hashtags #Excel, #HomePrices, #RealEstate, #ExcelSimulation, #PriceSimulation, #FinancialModeling, #ScenarioAnalysis, #ExcelVBA, #DataAnalytics