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One project can add 24 per cent to value of your home
Extensions and loft conversions can increase UK home values by up to 24%, adding an average of £65,279 to a property's worth, Nationwide Building Society analysis shows.
- Nationwide Building Society's analysis found extensions or loft conversions could add as much as 24% to a typical home's value.
- Most homeowners renovate because making properties look nicer was the top motive, and kitchen and bathroom works were the most popular projects, Censuswide survey of 2,000 homeowners found.
- Data show extensions and loft conversions can add 65,279 on an average home worth 271995, surpassing gains from an extra bedroom or bathroom.
- Homeowners face average renovation costs of £13,600, rising to £97,000 among 25-to-34-year-olds, with most satisfied and only 4% regretting their work.
- Younger homeowners are most interested in green upgrades, with over two-thirds of those aged 25 to 34 making eco-friendly improvements and many adding solar panels in recent years.
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Devon LiveOne project can add 24 per cent to value of your home
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·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Nationwide say making this change can boost your house value by 27
Nationwide has revealed that an extension or loft conversion could add as much as 24% to property value.
·Oxford, United Kingdom
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Boost your property's value by almost 25% with 2 'compelling' home improvements
British homeowners looking to boost their property's price may want to consider heading upwards or outwards.New findings from Nationwide Building Society reveal that loft conversions and extensions are some of the most effective ways to add serious value to your home.According to a survey, these substantial home improvements could increase a typical property's value by as much as 24 per cent.The building society's analysis shows that creating ex…
·London, United Kingdom
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