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Younger generations are more likely to pursue home renovations this year

Housing Wire

As high home prices continue to impact the market, many homeowners are deciding to stay put in their homes. But most still have plans to purse home renovations and younger generations are leading this new focus on home improvement. But renovation plans remained top of mind for most of them.

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Top 5 home improvement projects real estate agents should recommend to sellers

Housing Wire

Across the country, homes are spending more days on the market as interest rates rise. Many sellers have returned to offering concessions and dropping prices to entice buyers. When making pre-listing repairs or renovations, different projects can result in vastly different returns.

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What renovations will add value to my home?

Housing Wire

We all love the feeling of a refreshed, renovated home, and being able to enjoy it instills a sense of pride in its owner. That’s partly why people are spending significant time, energy and money on home renovation projects these days. It’s no secret that home improvements can be a costly endeavor.

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Most prospective buyers want turnkey homes, despite higher prices

Housing Wire

But survey data released Thursday by Bright MLS found that some standards were top priorities for some buyers. The survey questioned respondents on their most important features and standards when shopping for a home. wanted the home to be move in ready before considering a purchase. More specifically, 56.1% Another 37.8%

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Turnkey homes vs. fixer-uppers: The best home for your wallet

Housing Wire

According to a study conducted by Buildword , 53% of buyers who purchased a fixer-upper exceeded their budget, compared to 15% of buyers who purchased a turnkey home. Keep reading to learn whether a turnkey home or fixer-upper is the right option for you: More for Real Estate Enthusiasts. Buying a house that needs work?

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Selling your home? Make sure you’re aware of hidden costs

Housing Wire

According to Zillow and Thumbtack’s Hidden Costs of Selling Analysis , the average homeowner spends over $15,000 in “hidden costs” to sell their home. . From staging fees, home improvements, repairs and seller concessions, there are several hidden costs involved in the selling process. Staging Costs.

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The Unexpected Costs of Homeownership 

Appraisal Buzz

Nonetheless, first-time homeowners are taking the procedure seriously, probably as a result of the high cost of homes in the current economic climate. Respondents’ level of satisfaction with homeownership rose over time, in spite of the unforeseen expenses they encountered as first-time buyers.