There are many improvements that a person can make to a Scottsdale AZ home, many offering more of a return than others. There are some home improvements that can actually hurt a home's investment potential. Some improvements limit the number of future potential home buyers due to the uniqueness of the improvement, for example not everyone wants a home spa, sauna, full workout room, etc. In essence it is important to make sure that home improvements and additions be well-planned and then well-executed.
Historically, the best improvements are kitchens, bathrooms, and decks. These renovations and/or additions offer the best return for the dollars spent, being that they are completed reasonably and not over-the-top. The simpler the project, the better.
Most people want to get their money back when they sell an Arizona home, but many will not. One key element to remember is to keep your Scottsdale home in line with the neighborhood. If every home on your block is similar and you add a huge garage, fancy finishes and ornate touches that do not exist in your neighborhood you probably won't get your money back. Of course, if you don't care about the return that you will get on your home then you can feel free to throw caution to the wind.
Gina McKinley, a Scottsdale AZ real estate agent, can help you look at Scottsdale housing improvement options from a seller and buyers perspective. Contact Gina McKinley today at (480) 355-8645 or by email to discuss your Scottsdale real estate options.
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