Some pictures of before and after… A challenging project, a house that has undergone a thorough interior and exterior renovation. Sold…

Some pictures of before and after ... a challenging project, a house that has undergone a thorough interior and exterior renovation. Sold ...

Some pictures of before and after…
A challenging project, a house that has been thoroughly renovated interior and exterior.
Sold in 12 a day to an American family for a higher price than we asked for.
One of the key challenges is to understand the level of renovation required in each area and neighborhood.
There are differences in house prices and renovation and finishing levels in each neighborhood.
Some would recommend that they should not be renovated at a higher level than the normal population, some would say it was worth renovating, and some would recommend renovating at the highest level and selling the most beautiful home in the neighborhood.
Which strategy is more correct in your opinion?







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  1. A matter of your decision: If you decide on a high level of styling, you will need to invest in the fittings but also in the advertising of the house in the right places for the right buyers to come. From my experience, a house that is invested in a high level even in a neighborhood with a lower level will benefit the appropriate buyers. Interesting, because I also thought another time. I have often seen quality homes in relatively medium-sized neighborhoods that have been invested quite a bit but have managed to get a price accordingly. The final conclusion - although on the face of it it really depends on the neighborhood and its characteristic, then if you invest more in the end with a little more patience you will also reach the buyer the price and the price you ask.