Natural Food Stores Increase Home Appreciation
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As real estate agents say, “location, location, location”—and that means if you’re located near a Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s, according to research from Zillow.
Buyers today are increasingly interested in health-conscious amenities, and being near natural food stores is a major selling point. Studies show that homes close to quality food markets not only hold their value but often appreciate faster. In fact, in cities like San Diego, a thriving culinary scene has had a positive impact on home values. From farmers' markets to hidden gems featured in food adventures like Gourmaze’s guide to the best food in San Diego, it's clear that local cuisine can play a key role in a neighborhood’s appeal.
Previously, Zillow’s research showed that homes near…
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