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Each year, Realtor Magazine partners with Remodeling Magazine to deliver a Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report which analyzes the average cost recouped for a variety of home improvement projects. The bottom line of this year's report seems to be that the best place to invest your remodeling dollars is on exterior improvements. However, the thing to notice first is that none of the projects are shown to return the total amount of money invested. As a result, I recommend that my clients carefully consider engaging in these sorts of projects for re-sale purposes. Unless you will experience some interim enjoyment from the upgrade, it is likely not worth investing the money in the project.Here's an overview of the top percentage returns on projects in the South-Atlantic region --- which includes Virginia:
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Who wants to pay 81% more to someone for just having the idea to replace windows?
December 14, 2007 12:01 pm
Justin --- let me clarify --- a buyer wouldn't pay 81% more for a house if the seller replaced the windows, rather . . . if the Seller paid the average cost for the remodeling of $12,084, they would only recoup 81% of that cost ($9,791) when they sold the house. It actually works out better for the buyer if the seller does engage in some of these projects --- the buyer is paying less than cost of the project when they buy the house.
December 14, 2007 12:43 pm
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