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DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) for Real Estate (4RE) is an online resource for blazingly fast cash flow analysis for investors and valuation professionals. It's a tool that projects future property cash flows and discounts them back to present value. For CRE investors it provides a forward-looking, cash-focused measure of value that supports underwriting and financing decisions β far more informative than a single snapshot capitalisation rate with hidden and implicit assumptions clients cannot follow.
DCF4RE runs two independent calculations. One in the web browser and a second one for your to check in Excel with a Microsoft Excel file that can be downloaded *.xlsx. Each calculation is a safe single-purpose function with explicit inputs and outputs. Golden tests compare Excel outputs to the Ruby/Python equivalents so parity is maintained and everything is checkable.
The standard follows a top-to-bottom free-cash-flow: 1) A monthly Timeline, 2) Income, 3) OPEX, 4) Capital (transaction and capex items), 5) Debt 6) Returns (net cashflows, IRR, multiples). Function names map exactly to where they live in this flow.
Version 1 covers the essentials covered in the RICS 5th Edition: buy and sell costs; logistics/office/retail leases, breaks, rent reviews, expiries, void periods, rent free periods and new releasing terms.
Yes β this is based on the open-source DCF standard for Ruby, Excel and Python implementations. Get in touch to set-up in-house tools for your team.
Golden tests run canonical cases through the Excel LAMBDA and the mirrored Ruby function; CI compares numeric outputs and reports pass/fail. Contributions must keep both sides aligned.
Start with the naming conventions in `github.com/DCF/docs/overview.md`, then explore working examples under `/library/excel`. Try converting a small worksheet into a handful of LAMBDA functions and mirror them in Ruby to see the benefits.
Auditability, interoperability (Excel β code), productivity gains from reusable functions, and AI-friendliness β structured headers help automation and LLMs understand function intent.