Does Anyone Have a Rule of Thumb for CityDomain Values?

Discussion in 'Appraisals' started by Korak, Feb 5, 2009.

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    Only considering "CityName".com here. Does anyone have a rule of thumb for valuing these. Like "between $1 to $2 per person of population" or something? I'm trying to evaluate one that I have a lead on. I understand that to be a solid appraisal a lot of economic and demographic data would factor in but right now I'm just trying to ballpark the thing!

    Thanks for any suggestions...
     
    Korak, Feb 5, 2009 IP
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    CannabisSEO Well-Known Member

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    There is really no way to assume the value based on population alone. It really depends HUGELY on this city and potential user interest.

    A domain is only worth what anyone is willing to pay for it. Any city.com should bring in at least mid $xxx - low $xxxx at an absolute minimum imo
     
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    $1 per population You also have to take into consideration that there are more than one town/city with the same name, making it worth more. eg. Portland, OR versus Portland Maine
     
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