One of the main reasons why real estate have been at the top of the list of great investments is its structurally sound appreciation model. The premise is, as time goes, the population grows but the land mass of a region remains the same. Thus, circling back to the ever dependable law of supply and demand. The rate on increase of a home's value varies greatly per location and it's economic state.
CoreLogic broke down appreciation even further into four price ranges, giving us a more detailed view than if we had simply looked at the year-over-year increases in national median home price. The chart below shows the four price ranges from the report, as well as each one's year-over-year growth from July 2017 to July 2018 (the latest data available). 
It is important to pay attention to how prices are changing in your local market. The location of your home is not the only factor which determines how much your home has appreciated over the course of the last year. Lower-priced homes have appreciated at greater rates than homes at the upper ends of the spectrum due to demand from first-time home buyers and baby boomers looking to downsize.
If you are planning to list your home for sale in today's market, find a local agent who can explain exactly what's going on in your area and your price range.
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