My 2020 EcoD was half the price of my house back and land in the late 80's. Now it's quadrupled.
Which brings a good point here... make sure you check your home owners insurance to make sure you are getting full replacement value of the structure, plus 25%. Along with full replacement of the contents inside, like clothes, appliances, tools, etc, etc. I worked with my insurance agent and did a full audit of what was inside my house and put it in an Excel spreadsheet. Once a year I go through and take a video of my house and a majority of it's contents, along with updating that spreadsheet.
What made me do this was a neighbors house burned down, but it was under insured. His family went from living in a nice house to now an apartment. Don't be like that guy. He's happy to be alive, but financially wrecked and devastated.
On the contrary, I had another neighbor down the street that the same thing happened, but they had up to date insurance, with what I mention, and they now what I'd deem a luxury house and everything replaced with plenty of extra chump change.