Why is it that cars and most other vehicles only ever depreciate in value, whereas homes generally appreciate continuously?

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Why is it that cars and most other vehicles only ever depreciate in value, whereas homes generally appreciate continuously?

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land appreciates because there’s a pretty limited supply of it; there’s more people every year, but not more space for them to live.

on the other hand, there are new vehicles every year. This means that to get somebody interested in buying an old/used one, you gotta drop the price.

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