08/14/2026
Many homeowners are surprised when the insured value of their home is different from its current market value. Market value is influenced by factors such as location, demand, school districts, and the value of the land. Your home’s insured value is generally based on the estimated cost to rebuild the structure using current labor, materials, and construction expenses. Because rebuilding costs can increase over time, reviewing your dwelling coverage regularly can help make sure your policy keeps pace with changes in construction costs and improvements made to your home.
Jason Logue-Insurance Professional
215-392-6868 (Office)
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Market value is what a buyer might pay if you sold your home today. Replacement cost is the amount it would take to rebuild your home as it was before a covered loss.