Recent research reveals shifting preferences among homebuyers, with a willingness to trade size for essential amenities and personalized touches.
Despite the trend towards smaller homes, homebuyers prioritize certain amenities.
Homebuyers consider the following amenities essential or desirable:
Technological advancements are gaining traction among homebuyers, particularly those focused on safety and convenience:
With the rise of multigenerational living arrangements, preferences are shifting towards homes with two primary bedroom suites:
Builders are focusing on incorporating certain features into newly constructed homes:
Some features are less likely to be included in typical homes:
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