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Ranking the Most-Beneficial Home Improvement Projects

Appraisal Buzz

Homeowners preparing to sell, as well as those planning to stay put for the long haul, undertake home improvement projects, either to boost the property’s resale value or to increase their at-home quality of life. The post Ranking the Most-Beneficial Home Improvement Projects first appeared on The MortgagePoint.

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

Housing Wire

Being able to provide data-driven home improvement recommendations can help agents build credibility with potential clients, sell homes faster and for more money, and ultimately win more listings. These days, buyers want move-in ready homes – they don’t want to face huge construction projects before they can get settled.

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Finding qualified contractors is the biggest obstacle to reno projects

Housing Wire

Home renovation projects could bring a variety of safety and efficiency improvements to older construction, but anxiety is a key element keeping many homeowners from exploring renovation projects. This is according to a report conducted by Renewal by Andersen , a home improvement company.

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Harvard study suggests inflation, labor shortages threaten remodeling industry

Housing Wire

According to the Improving America’s Housing 2025 report , the strength of the remodeling industry has long been supported by the aging of both homes and households, as well as high property values. The average homeowner spent almost $4,700 on improvements that year.

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Home Depot Foundation invests $10M to assist veterans with aging in place

Housing Wire

The Home Depot Foundation — the philanthropic arm of the home improvement retail conglomerate — announced that it is investing $10 million for the purpose of enabling older military veterans to age in place in their homes.

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January Private Residential Construction Spending Dips

Eyes on Housing

Private residential construction spending declined by 0.4% in January, largely driven by a decrease in multifamily construction and home improvement spending. This decline followed three consecutive months of growth, indicating a downward shift in the monthly data. Despite the monthly drop, spending remains 3.1%

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Rechat forms tech partnership with Peerage Realty Partners

Housing Wire

.” Peerage Realty Partners serves luxury home markets through 206 offices and 6,100 sales representatives across the U.S. Its partners include several independent firms that deal in residential resales and new construction marketing. and Canada.

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