The increase in the value of an asset (such as property) caused by economic factors such as inflation, or an excess of demand over supply for that property type.

n. the increase in value through the natural course of events as ...

A rise in the value of a country's currency on the exchange market, relative either to a particular other currency or to a weighted average of other currencies. The currency is said to appreciate [..]

Increase in the value of an asset.

Increase in the value of a capital asset (e.g., land) due to external influences such as inflation.

1 [uncountable] appreciation (of/for something) the feeling of being grateful for something Please accept this gift in appreciation of all you've done for us.2[uncountable, singular] appreciation [..]

c. 1600 (with an isolated use from c. 1400), from Anglo-French appreciation, noun of action from Old French apprécier (14c.), from Late Latin appretiare "estimate the quality of" (see apprec [..]

an increase in the value of something over time. • the rate of appreciation is usually written as a percentage. • things that appreciate may include real estate, famous works of art and rare antiques.

An increase in value of an item or property. See Depreciation.

An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or supply and demand, etc.

Added value to real estate or other assets that is the result of increasing prices.

recognition of something's value.

When an asset such as stock, real estate, or personal property increases in value without any improvements or modification having been made to it, that’s called appreciation. Some personal assets, such as fine art or antiques, may appreciate over time, while others — such as electronic equipment — usually lose value, or depreciate.Certain investmen [..]

A more or less permanent increase in value or price. "More or less permanent" doesn't include temporary, short-term jumps in price that are common in many markets. Appreciation is only [..]

An increase in the value or worth of an asset or piece of property that's caused by external economic factors occurring over time, rather than by the owner having made improvements or additions. [..]

understanding of the nature or meaning or quality or magnitude of something; "he has a good grasp of accounting practices" taste: delicate discrimination (especially of aesth [..]

The natural rise in property value due to market forces.

Increase in property value or worth due to economic or related factors; the opposite of depreciation.

The act of discerning quality, value and enjoyment in imaginative, informative and persuasive texts.

The increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions, inflation, or other causes.

Definition The increase in value of an asset. opposite of depreciation.

An increase in a currency value relative to another currency in a floating exchange rate system.

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(the opposite of depreciation) is the measure of a continued rise in the worth of an asset. In other words how an asset (whether that be a house, a product or a market) has gone from its initial value [..]

an increase in property value.

An increase in the value or price of an asset.

Increase in the value of an ASSET such as a stock, BOND, commodity, or real estate.

When the value of an asset increases.

The increase in the market value of a home due to changing market conditions and/or home improvements.

A property's increase in value due to inflation or economic factors.

Increase in value of property; the excess of the present value of property over book value.

An increase in the value of an asset over time.

The amount of value an item such as a car, home or stock, gains over time from the original purchase price.

An increase in value. Currency appreciation is an increase in the value of one currency relative to another.

It is the rise in the value of property because of fluctuations in market conditions and other causes like inflation, costs and standard of living.  

 is an increase in the value of an investment.

Appreciation has different meanings, but in a financial context, it refers to an increase in the value of property. It is used to distinguish between investments that are likely to provide profits bec [..]

An increase in the value of an asset. In foreign-exchange terms, it is a relative increase in the value of one currency compared to another.

An increase in value of the property (the opposite of depreciation)

An increase in the market value of a currency with respect to a second currency or a real asset. The term is used in reference to a market price as opposed to an official price or par value.

(n) understanding of the nature or meaning or quality or magnitude of something(n) delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values)(n) an expression of gratitude(n) a favorable judgment(n) an [..]

An increase in the value of property caused by all improvement or the elimination of negative factors.

The natural rise in property value due to market forces.

Increase in value. Often used with reference to an asset, such as land, building, stocks or bonds.

An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions, or for other reasons. 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.)

When an asset increases in value, i.e. buying business premises which are then valued at a higher sale price.

  An increase in the value or price.

The value that assets gain over a period of time, as opposed to depreciation.

The increase in the value of an asset due to various changes in condition. 

Rise in value or price. Increase in worth or value.

The increase in the value of an asset (such as property) caused by economic factors such as inflation, or an excess of demand over supply for that property type.

See currency appreciation.

The increase in value of a financial asset.

An increase in an asset's value.

the increase in the value of an asset.

Appreciation is the increase in value of an asset. The term "appreciation" may be applied to real estate, stocks, bonds, etc.

Increase in value of an asset such as a stock, bond, commodity or real estate.

n. the increase in value through the natural course of events as distinguished from improvements or additions.

An increase in the value of your property because of positive events, such as favorable changes in market conditions or enhancements made to the property.

The increase in the value of something (e.g. FX, goods, shares of stock, etc.)

A currency is said to appreciate when it strengthens in price response to market demand.

An increase in the value of a currency.

Increase in the value of financial assets (property) which is in addition to the asset's depreciable cost. The increase is due to economic and other factors.

An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or other causes. The opposite of appreciation is depreciation. In 2008 it became clear that the availability or lack of avail [..]

Increase in the value of a financial instrument or currency as a result of market forces of supply and demand.

 – The rise in value of an asset.

An increase in the value of a property due to changes in market conditions or other causes. Inflation, increased demand, home improvement, and sweat equity are all causes of appreciation. The opposite of depreciation.

Increase in the value of an asset.

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An increase in value of real estate.