Don’t Move–Build Your Dream House

Don’t Move–Build Your Dream House

Even though there are now few properties for sale, the number of freshly constructed residences is rising. Newly constructed houses and those currently being built can provide you with the possibilities you’ve been looking for if you’re ready to sell but have been holding off because you weren’t sure you’d be able to locate a home to move into. 

 

You’ll have more alternatives to pick from if you’re ready to purchase because more new houses are entering the market. Of course, timing is essential if you decide to buy a freshly constructed house. Homes in various stages of development are included in the supply represented in the graph above; some may still be months away from completion. 

 

According to Robert Dietz, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Chief Economist and Senior Vice President for Economics and Housing Policy: 

 

“Houses that have not yet begun construction make up 28% of the inventory of new homes, up from 21% last year.” 

 

If you are prepared to move, buying an almost-finished house is ideal. If you’re ready to sell and aren’t on a rigid schedule, you may instead benefit from a house that hasn’t yet begun construction. Even more, freedom will be given to you to create the home of your dreams. Whatever the situation, your dependable real estate agent can assist you in finding a house that meets your needs. 

 

To sum up 

 

Consider a freshly constructed house if you want to benefit from today’s sellers’ market but are unsure if you will be able to locate a place to move into. Utilize your trusted real estate agent to help you with the sale of your home and to go through your possibilities for a new home.

 

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