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Everyone has pretty much nailed this, if you remodel your kitchen with moderate taste then you could expect 80%+ return on investment. It typically will take 9-24 weeks from design to order to install for a kitchen to be completed. That sho...
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Kitchen expert Johnny Grey suggests dedicated surfaces appropriate to each task - stainless steel is best for a wet area, while granite is good where you need a surface that can withstand high temperatures. Hardwood such as reclaimed teak i...
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Adding stainless steel appliances to the kitchen could be an added selling point to some potential buyers, however, it would not increase the value of the home dollar for dollar. Remodeling kitchens and baths do have a higher percentage of ...
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The heart of many homes are the kitchens, so if you want to add value to your home, think about a diy kitchen renovation. All kitchens have cupboards in them, but by changing the cupboard doors, either by repainting them, or even replacing ...
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It depends on the condition of the kitchen and/or the windows. I think a new kitchen would bring back a greater percentage of the renovation costs. With window, you can consider having insider storm windows made. They can be air tight and m...
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If you'll look at properties in your area currently under contract, you'll find your answer as to "buyer demand." Typically, the kitchen is where you want to put your money if in fact it's outdated or not at a level of optimal fun...
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Because the medium of a neighborhood tends to pull good homes down and push bad ones up. Let's look at the extreme: A home is in an area where property sells from $250,000 to $300,000. One owner of a $275,000 home improved their home by put...
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Alex May: "No! While it's true that potential buyers judge the quality of a house by the kitchen and bathroom, it doesn't necessarily mean you will renovate those rooms and see a return. Plenty of buyers will pay the same amount of m...
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