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Remodeling? Here’s How Much You’re Likely to Recoup
Dated: October 16 2023
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I often get asked which home remodeling projects will have a high return on investment. It can be a tricky question!
Fortunately, Remodeling Magazine in cooperation with the National Association of Realtors® put together a great "2022 Remodeling Cost vs Value" report for your area.
Below are the cost percentages you can expect to recoup if you sell:
- Bathroom Addition – (Midrange – 48.2%: Upscale 49.8%)
- Bathroom Remodel – (54.5%)
- Kitchen Remodel – (Minor – 72.8%: Major – 57.7%)
- Master Suite Addition – (Midrange – 53.2%: Upscale – 43.8%)
- Deck Addition – (Composite – 63.4%: Wood – 69.1%)
- Entry Door Replacement – (75.3%)
- Grand Entrance – (Fiberglass – 68.0%)
- Garage Door Replacement – (98%)
- Window Replacement – (Vinyl – 63.0%: Wood – 69.1%)
- Siding Replacement – (Fiber-cement – 69.4%: Vinyl – 72.5%)
- Manufactured Stone Veneer – (93.1%)
- Roofing Replacement – (Asphalt Shingles – 60.8%: Metal – 51.6%)
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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