The Upside of Not Moving-Up

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Richard Gerber

When a family is not able to find that perfect move-up home, some will re-invest in their current home. If they like their neighborhood, schools and friends, some homeowners are opting to expand their current home by finishing a basement, building an addition or re-configuring the floor plan. In many cases, luxury amenities are being included because expanding can be more cost-effective than buying new. The longer-term upside is that once the kids are grown and moved out, the home may be a manageable space with a paid off mortgage.

About Richard Gerber

Living Your Lifestyle A home is more than just architecture. A home supports our lifestyle. Whether you entertain large groups or prefer intimate gatherings. If you need privacy to work from home or an energizing space to spark creativity. Do you prefer a vibrant urban hub or quiet rural setting. A home nurtures who you are, it is why we feel comfort there, and it is why it is so important to us. We provide highly personal service to people buying and selling their most valuable asset, and their transition to their next home. We make the experience enjoyable, predictable, and worry free. We specialize in Sellers, Buyers and Investors of Luxury Homes, Single Family Homes, and Town Homes in Schaumburg, Palatine, Hoffman Estates, Elk Grove Village, Rolling Meadows, Inverness and other suburbs in Northern Illinois. For more information, feel free to contact me at Rich@RichardGerber.com or visit http://www.RichardGerber.com
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