new homes

Why You Should Build Your Own House?

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Why You Should Build Your Own House? When you build there are no costly repairs for appliances, updates or remodeling. Most homes are built in newer neighborhoods that are very desirable. Add to that the annual savings you’ll realize with newer, more efficient appliances and construction techniques, and you’ve got some real financial benefits. What

Will A New Development Affect Home Value?

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Will A New Development Affect Home Value? In general, new development increases home value in the long term (with a few exceptions) because new development usually means more opportunities to enrich the community. New development can lower home value in the short term, depending on multiple variables like proximity the type of development. How does

Are Builder Upgrades Negotiable?

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Are Builder Upgrades Negotiable? Yes, you can negotiate on new construction homes – you’re far better off negotiating for ‘things’ than for money off the purchase price. Even negotiating closing costs is easier than negotiating the purchase price because builders want the final price as high as possible for future appraisals in the neighborhood. How

Who Makes Scott Living Products?

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Who Makes Scott Living Products? – Scott Living and Coaster Company of America announced today that they will end their exclusive partnership starting January 2020. The two companies entered into an agreement in 2017 and together created design driven products for bedroom, dining, upholstery and accent furniture. Is Scott living being discontinued? – Scott Living

How Much Did Houses Cost In 1980s?

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How Much Did Houses Cost In 1980s? Year Median Home Value Household Median Income Year Median Home Value Household Median Income 1980$47,200$17,710 1990 $79,100 $29,943 2000 $119,600 $55,030 How much did a house cost in 1985? By early 1985, the average sale price for a new home was $96,200. That’s the same buying power as