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plus it is easier to compare established suburbs over time, but just >10km vs <10km is hard as there are a lot of Mcmansions built on the outskirts of cities which can distort what is really happening.ie there is nobody on this forum who can accurately answer your question, but I agree that it would never be sustainable to have differing compounding interest ratesIN FACT to maintain a percentage difference as suggested by previous posters, the growth rates for innercity would need to be LOWER as it is starting from a higher base rate.
plus it is easier to compare established suburbs over time, but just >10km vs <10km is hard as there are a lot of Mcmansions built on the outskirts of cities which can distort what is really happening.
ie there is nobody on this forum who can accurately answer your question, but I agree that it would never be sustainable to have differing compounding interest rates
IN FACT to maintain a percentage difference as suggested by previous posters, the growth rates for innercity would need to be LOWER as it is starting from a higher base rate.
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