The increase in value of an asset. opposite of depreciation.
Increase in the value of an asset or currency.
An increase in the value of something, - of goods, of currency, of shares of stock, etc,.
Increase in the value of an asset such as a stock, bond, or mutual fund share over time. Also known as Growth.
A gain in the value of an asset.
Growth of the unit cost of one currency expressed in other currency units.
The increase in the price of currencies or shares, that are traded in some markets.
Appreciation is when a personâ€(tm)s assets grow in value.
The gradual increase of property value.Appreciation takes place over long periods of time (usually years) and is affected by many factors, including changes to the property area, market conditions, inflation, property demand, economic conditions, and other factors.Appreciation can be permanent or only temporary.If you are buying foreclosed homes, appreciation can help you make more money on resale.It can also help you build equity.
Also called capital appreciation. Refers to the increase in the price of a share, which all shareholders look forward to and appreciate.
An increase of value in property due to the economic or related causes which may prove to be temporary or permanent.
A rise in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or other causes.
A rise in value or price, especially over time.
A rise in a currency's value.
As opposed to depreciation, this is the gained value of an asset over a time period.
A currency 'appreciates' when its price strengthens in response to market demand.
A currency appreciates when it rises in value in response to increased market demand.
When the value of the property increases from its original value
A rise in the value of a currency in terms of a foreign currency.
The increased value of one asset held by the policy, or by the total assets held by the policy over a period of time.
Rise in value due to inflation and/or supply and demand
A property's growth in value.
A currency appreciates when it strengthens in price.
The amount a stock has gained in value over time.
an estimate of a home's market value
Increase in value of assets due to effluxion of time.
An increase in an asset's market value over its value at some previous point in time. The increase can be a result of inflation, increased demand or some other related cause. The term denotes the opposite of depreciation.
An increase in a currency value relative to another currency in a floating exchange rate system.
An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or for other reasons.
The increase in the value of a parcel of real estate.
Increase of home or property value due to market changes or conditions.
An increase in the worth or value of a property due to economic or related causes, which may prove to be either temporary or permanent; opposite of depreciation.
The amount of increase in property value
An increase in the value of property. Causes of appreciation for real estate may include inflation, demand pressures for land and buildings, a physical addition, modernization, removal of a negative factor from within or outside a property. EXAMPLE: Owner sold for $100,000.00 land that he purchased 10 years ago for $60,000.00. During that time the amount of appreciation was $40,000.00.
The amount that property has increased in value.
Increase in the price (or value) of a share or other asset. Appreciation is one component of total return. Payment of an income, in the form, say, of a dividend, is another.
An increase in the value of a property because of changes in market conditions or other causes.
When a currency strengthens due to market demand.
A currency is said to appreciate when price rises in response to market demand; an increase in the value of an asset.
An increase in the value of an item (e.g., the increase in the market value of real estate).
The amount by which an asset has increased in value. · See Also · Depreciation
Increase in value. Often used with reference to an asset, such as land, building, stocks or bonds.
the increase of a property's market value.
The increase in the value of property caused by economic factors such as inflation, supply and demand, etc.
An increase in a fund's value.
When the value of an asset such as property or stock increases.
A rise in the price or value of a currency (or other asset) over time.
Refers to either the increase (appreciation) or the decrease (depreciation) in a home's value.
The increase in market value of a property over time due to changing market conditions.
Increase in value or worth. The difference between the increased value of property and past value estimate.
See currency appreciation.
The difference between the increased value of the property and the original value.
When the value of property owned increases due to fluctuations in the market.
An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or other causes. The opposite of depreciation.
an increase in value. If a machine cost $1,000 last year and is now worth $1,200, it has appreciated in value by $200. (The opposite of depreciation.)
An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or supply and demand, etc.
an increase in the price or value of an asset.
Describes a currency strengthening in response to market demand rather than by official action.
An increase in the value of a property as a result of changes in market conditions.
Increases in property value due to fluctuations in the market, such as inflation, or increases in demand..
A rise in the value of a currency relative to another currency.
Increase in value of a property, not including increases from improvements.
An increase in value of property due to either a positive improvement of the area or the elimination of negative factors. Commonly, and incorrectly, used to describe an increase in value through inflation.
The increase in value or price of a property over time.
Increase in the value of an investment over time.
A property's increase in value due to inflation or economic factors.
The increase in the value of a property during the period from when it is bought to when it is sold.
Increase in property value due to changes in market conditions. No Terms Listed
An increase in the value of a piece of property or a home.
An increase in value. Example: An increased value of property due to either a positive improvement of the area or the elimination of negative factors.
The increase in value of a home.
The amount by which the value of a piece of property increases over time.
() The amount an asset such as real estate, a vehicle, or other asset has increased in value.
An increase in the market value of a home due to changing market conditions and/or home improvements.
The increase in value of a property due to any cause
An increase in a home's value. Appreciation increases the amount of equity, making more available to be borrowed in a home equity loan. The opposite of depreciation.
An increase in the value of a property. Appreciation must be the result of an increased demand for property, any improvements or additions made, improvements to the neighborhood, etc.
Increase in the value of property due to improvements made to the property or surrounding area/neighborhood by the owner or other parties, including the government and/or more general market forces. Commonly, and incorrectly, used to describe an increase in value through inflation.
The increase in value of a piece of property over time.
Increase in value of a property, in terms of money, from all causes. For example, a farm may appreciate if a shopping center is built nearby, and property of any sort may appreciate as a result of inflation.
An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or other causes. Page Top
Increase in the value of a currency or security.
The increased value of an asset.
The amount you expect the market value of this property to increase each year.
Appreciation is an asset's increase in value. See: Asset; Depreciation
Term used to describe the increase in value of an asset (often applied to shares).
The increase in the value of a property due. Can be caused by inflation, local and national economic conditions, or other factors.
An increased value of property due to either a positive improvement of the area or the elimination of negative factors. The term is commonly used to describe an increase in property value due to changes in market conditions.
Is an increase in the value of a property as a result of inflation and market conditions.
The increase in the value of property caused by economic factors such as inflation, and market conditions.
An increase in the value of one form of currency as compared to the currency of another nation.
Increase in value or worth. Opposite of depreciation.
Any increase in the value of property that may be estimated.
The value that an asset gains over a period of time, as opposed to depreciation.
The increase over time in the value of a property caused by many factors: market conditions, inflation, changes to area around the property, etc.
The increase in value (price) of something.
Increased market value of real property.
The increase in the value of a property, resulting from changes in market conditions, inflation, or other causes.
An increase in value due to any cause.
When real estate appreciates, it has accrued value. Rarely, however, do timeshare properties appreciate. Since the value of a vacation property fluctuates depending on the time of year, it is hard for someone to appraise such a property (see Appraisal, above). Even if a particular resort itself appreciates, the resultant increase in value is divided among all the people who use the timeshares, so any net increase in value is rarely, if ever, apparent.
The increase in value such as the increase in value of real property.
An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or other causes (such as home improvements).
An increase in value of an asset such as an existing property or block of land.
An increase in property value, usually as a result of an excess of demand over supply.
The increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions, inflation or other causes.
An increase in the value of a house.
The natural rise in property value due to market forces.
Appreciation refers to the increase in value of real property. Timeshare weeks in this country seldom appreciate because Vacation Clubs and condominiums with seasonally-changing values are difficult to appraise; furthermore, even a noticeable increase or decrease in the property value, when distributed among 50 or more owners per unit, often equates to a negligible difference per owner.
An increase in the value of one currency in terms of another, resulting from an increase in market demand.
The value that assets gain over a period of time, as opposed to depreciation.
Difference between the increased value of a property and the original cost of the property.
The strengthening of a currency in response to market demand rather than through official action.
The increase in value of something because it is worth more now than when you bought it.
An increase over time in the market value of a property, further adding to the equity one may have in the property.
An increase in the value of a property due to a rise in its market price, appraised value, or other measure of current value.
An increase in value of a property due to positive changes or the elimination of negative elements in the surrounding area.
Increase in property value (opposite: depreciation).
An increase in value due to a greater demand, improved economic conditions, increase in reproduction costs, and other factors.
Appreciation refers to the increase of a property's value. Depreciation (the reverse of appreciation) is when a property's value decreases.
The amount by which a property has increased in value.
The increase in value of the property. Back to the top
The increase in value of an investment.
The increase in value of a material item, especially an increase in market value of real estate.
Increase in value for any reason.
An increase in value due to greater demand, improved economic conditions, increase in reproduction cost, or other factors.
An increase in the value of a property due to increased sales prices of comparable homes in the area.
An increase in property value due to an increase in demand or other economic condition.
The increase in value of an asset, in this case the home property, compared to an earlier period. Appreciation may result from, among other factors, an increase in market price, appraised value, or income earned.
An increase in the value of a property due to improvements made by the owner or to changes in the market.
An increase in the value of property caused by an improvement or the elimination of negative factors.
Increase in the value of real estate over time.
Increase in property value due to market changes or conditions.
Applies to any increase in property value due to changes in market conditions.
Permanent or temporary increase in monetary value over time due to economic or related causes.
An increase in the value of property over time.
An increase in property value, due to a variety of market and economic conditions.
Increase over time in the value of an asset such as a commodity, or real estate. May be taken as opposite to depreciation.
An increase in value of real estate, due to economic or related causes which may be either temporary or permanent.
The increase in a property's value due to market conditions, inflation, or other factors.
Growth in property value (opposite: depreciation).
The increase in value in a home from when the home was first purchased.
A currency is said to ‘appreciate ‘ when it strengthens in price in response to market demand.
A property's increase in value caused by market forces or by inflation. For example, authorities say that real property in California has appreciated by an average of at least 5% every year for the past 100 years.
An increase in the value of a currency.
The increase in the value of real estate due to external circumstances including inflation and other economic conditions.
An increase in value due to economic causes or inflation.
An increase in value of an asset; the opposite of depreciation.
Appreciation is an increase in a propertyâ€(tm)s value due to changes in market conditions, or to property improvements.
Appreciation is the increase in the value of a real property. Real estate can appreciate for a number of reasons, including inflation, improvements, and increased demand in the area.
An increase in value of a property due to inflation or economic factors such as demand for that property.
An increase in the value of a home or other property..
An increase in value or worth of property.
Increases in property value due to fluctuations in the market, inflation, et al.
A rise in value of your business's goods or services. Represented as a credit on your balance sheet.
An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or improvements to the property.
when the value of a stock or bond increases.
An increase in the value or price of an asset
The term given to an increase in the value of a particular property.
An increased value of property due to a positive movement of market conditions or elimination of negative factors.
The increase in the value of a property over time.
An increase in value over a period of time (can be from any cause).
The increase in value that occurs when the market value of a property increase.
The increase in value to a home due to market changes.
Appreciation is the term used to describe the increase in value a currency experiences due to market factors. Generally appreciation is caused when demand outweighs supply, causing scarcity in the market. Since the buyers in this case place a higher value on the currency, it appreciates in value and becomes more expensive to trade. Appreciation is the opposite of depreciation.
An increase in the dollar value of an asset over a period of time.
An increased conversion value of property or mediums of exchange due to economic or related causes which may prove to be either temporary or permanent.
The increase in the value of property attributed to the current market conditions.
This is the increase in the value of a property due to changes in the market.
The increase in the value of property caused by economic factors like inflation, or an excess of demand over supply for that property type.
An increase in property value, from all causes.
A currency is said to 'appreciate ' when it's price increases against a specific currency or group of currencies in response to market demand.
Increase in value of property from improvements or the elimination of negative factors.
When an asset increases in value over time. When homes appreciate, so does your home equity.
an increase in a currency's value which occurs under a floating exchange rate regime. If the A$ was worth US$0.50 and is now worth US$0.54 it has appreciated against the US$ (equally the US$ has depreciated against the A$)
An increase in property value caused by economic factors.
an increase in property value, normally due to inflation.
The increase in value of an item since it was purchased or received.
the increase in the value of an asset.
An increase in the value of a piece of real estate.
An increase in the value of an item, for instance a business, due to changes in market conditions or other causes.
Increase in value resulting from market forces such as demand stronger than supply.
An increase in a property's value. A home generally increases in value over time. If you buy a house for $100,000 and sell it one year later for $110,000, the house has appreciated by $10,000. Appreciation increases your net worth, as well as, your equity - the difference between your home's market value and the amount of money you owe on your mortgage. The three main factors that affect the future value of your home are its location and condition, and the selling price of similar properties in the area.
An increase in a property's value due to market changes, home improvements, or other factors.
increased value of a property (page 123).
A currency is said to 'appreciate 'in response to forex market demand when it fortifies in price.
The increase in property value usually achieved by inflation and increased market demand.
A property's increase in value caused by changes in market conditions, remodeling, inflation and other factors.
A common foreign exchange term describing the event of a currency strengthening or increasing in value relative to another currency based on market demand. Appreciation is generally used to describe permanent or long-term revaluation of currencies as opposed to daily or short-term market movement. Often the term is an indication of a formal revaluation or intervention by a central bank.
An increase over time in the market value of a home, further adding to the homeowner's equity.
No not what you show when your teacher drops your lowest grade. This is when the value of your investment goes up.
An increase in value. Appreciated property is property that has gone up in value since it was acquired.
The increase of a property's value over time.
The increase in price or value of an asset, such as a house or a share.
The increase in a property's value over time.
An increase in the market value of an asset.
An increase in value, the opposite of depreciation. Assessed Valuation: The value that a taxing authority places upon personal property for the purposes of taxation.
See on: Wikipedia Investopedia Appreciation is a term used in accounting relating to the increase in value of an asset.
The growth in value of an asset.
An increased in value bought about by any factor
Describes a currency increasing or strengthening in response to a market reaction
An increase in value/value of an asset over time.
An increase in the value of a property or item.
An increase in an investment's value.
An increase in the value of an asset such as a stock, bond, commodity or real estate.
Appreciation is a term used in accounting relating to the increase in value of an asset. In this sense it is the reverse of depreciation, which measures the fall in value of assets over their normal life-time.