Sentences with phrase «resale value of my home by»

You can make life at home better and increase the resale value of your home by contributing your refund to home improvement projects.

When I remodeled my first kitchen 25 years ago, everyone warned me about diminishing the potential resale value of my home by installing a white kitchen.

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A 2013 study of Canadian home owners sponsored by Pfizer Canada found that smoking in a home could reduce the resale value by up to 29 percent.

Adoption of a flat tax without the mortgage interest and property tax deductions would mean 19 percent fewer home resales and would push down the market value of all homes by about 15 percent, according to a study for NAR by the economic consulting firm of DRI / McGraw Hill.

Home values and prices would decline by an average of 15 percent, resales volume by about 19 percent, and housing starts by 22 percent, compared with activity projected under current law.

«Kitchens and baths»... that's the expression used by real estate folks to indicate the areas of a home that carry the most resale value.

If your home is close to a highway, train tracks, or an airport, the constant noise from cars zooming by, trains rattling past, and planes landing can be distracting, thus dragging down the resale value of the house.

Of the 30 most popular remodeling projects that retain value at resale, only one — attic insulation — averaged a high enough cost being recouped to pay for itself and adding to a home resale's value, according to a report by Remodeling Magazine.