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How Much Equity Have Homeowners Gained Since 2000

Beth Cree

Beth’s focus with her clients is to serve with integrity and professionalism...

Beth’s focus with her clients is to serve with integrity and professionalism...

Apr 1 2 minutes read

How much equity have homeowners gained since 2000?

How much equity have homeowners gained since 2000?  John Burns Research & Consulting recently shared a visual that highlights—at the national level—how much equity homeowners have gained depending on when they bought their home, all the way back to 2000.

What Does The Data Mean for You?

Since it's a bit hard to read, here's the snapshot—

Assuming you put 10% down, if you bought your home in


👉2020 → you are sitting on $209K in home equity

👉2013 → $344K in total home equity

👉2006 → $339K in total home equity

👉2000 → $415K in total home equity

Despite this being a national view, it's helpful to see the trajectory of homeowner equity gains in recent decades.

What's Your Gain?

If you're curious to know how much equity you've gained and would like a professional home equity report, email me today!!

Or call at 816-718-8565 (c) 

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