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House Hunting: Closet Space and Indoor Storage
The proliferation of those huge public storage facilities happened for a reason. The main reason is that we have a lot more “stuff” than our ancestors did, and downsizing can be challenging. Unfortunately, our storage space at home hasn’t kept pace with our pack rat tendencies. Garages are packed to the rafters with boxes and closets are stuffed full.A house with extended closet space is a hot commodity. That said, in the heat of the home viewing frenzy, many buyers fail to assess a house’s storage options. If you like a house, but can’t remember how much storage it has, go back and take another look before signing the purchase agreement.The Department of Housing and Urban Development includes closet and storage space on its home-shopping checklist – a list of features for homebuyers to watch out for and rate as they view different homes. If you have your storage needs in mind as you compare homes, you’ll be less likely to end up with your belongings crammed into the back of a closet.
Closets in the Bedroom For a bedroom to be considered, for real estate purposes, a true bedroom, it must have a closet. Some older homes have rooms with ... more

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