Homes that were foreclosed on during the recession are rising in value at a breakneck pace, much faster than the typical U.S. home. The median crisis-era foreclosed home increased 10.3% in value over the past year, versus just 6.5% for the median home overall in the U.S., according to a new analysis from real-estate website Zillow Indeed, the rate at which foreclosed homes are appreciating in value accelerated even as the market overall has slowed down.
