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What renovation adds the most value?
Best home improvement projects for return on investment
The following home projects topped the list for highest cost recovery:
- Refinish hardwood floors: 147% return on investment
- New wood flooring: 118%
- Upgrade insulation: 100%
- Converting a basement to a living area: 86%
- Closet renovation: 83%
- Converting an attic to living area: 75%
- Complete kitchen renovation: 75%
- Bathroom renovation: 71%
- Kitchen upgrade: 67%
- New bathroom addition: 63%
- New primary bedroom addition: 56%
Source: Based on money.com data
What Lowers Property Value
– 14 Surprising Factors
Thinking of selling your house? Hidden factors can significantly impact its value. From DIY disasters to surprise neighbors, this guide unveils 14 often-overlooked culprits that can drain your property’s worth
01
Delayed or Neglected Maintenance
02
Outdated Kitchens and Bathrooms
03
Sloppy Home Improvement Projects
04
Damaged Roof
05
Mold or Mildew Damage
06
Asbestos
07
Smoking
08
Unhelpful Tenants
The wrong tenants in your house can deplete the overall home value in several ways:
- If they don’t treat the property well.
- If they don’t let realtors and potential buyers in.
- If they smoke and the property smells bad or weird.
Hopefully, your rental agreement has something in place about how the property should be cared for, what behaviors are or are not allowed, and they’re pleasant to real estate agents and prospective buyers when the time comes to sell.
09
Natural Disasters
10
Flood Zones
11
Changes in the Real Estate Market
12
Mortgage Rates
13
Proximity to Things That Look, Smell, or Sound Bad
The location of your home matters. There are a few examples in this list, but there could be more.
Things that look, smell, or sound bad can reduce property value.
Some examples are:
• Landfills
• Power plants
• Strip clubs
• Cemeteries
• Smelly farms
• Registered sex offenders
• Abandoned properties (aka “zombie homes“)
• Factories
• Junkyards
14
Foreclosures in Your Neighborhood
Foreclosures in your area can reduce the value of your property, especially if an appraiser uses it as a comparable sale (“comp”).
Foreclosures often decrease the value of an area in the buyers’ eyes, especially if the foreclosed property is in shambles.
Source: Based on housesthatshine.com data