How Homeowner Net Worth Grows with Time [INFOGRAPHIC]

How Homeowner Net Worth Grows with Time [INFOGRAPHIC]

How Homeowner Net Worth Grows with Time [INFOGRAPHIC]




Some Highlights

  • If you’re thinking about buying a home this year, be sure to consider the long-term financial advantages of homeownership, like home equity.
  • On average, people who bought homes 32 years ago have seen their home’s value nearly triple over that time.
  • If you’re wondering if buying a home is a good idea, remember rising home values could grow your net worth with time. When you’re ready to start your homebuying journey, let’s talk.

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