8 New Construction Upgrades That Are Worth the Money (and 5 That Aren’t)
- The kitchen. Your kitchen is the focal point of your home.
- Deeper basement.
- Roughed-in plumbing for a future full or half bath.
- More lighting.
- Energy savers.
- Bigger garage.
- Innovative storage options.
- Carpet padding.
How much should you spend on upgrades?
Goodrich, of Cachet Homes, says that a good rule of thumb is to expect to pay about 12 percent of the base price of a home on interior upgrades. Make sure that the price of your home, including any upgrades, falls within the pre-qualification guidelines for your mortgage.
What is the best upgrade for a house?
Top 15 Home Updates That Pay Off
