With more companies figuring out how to efficiently and effectively enable their employees to work remotely (and for longer than most of us initially expected), homeowners throughout the country are re-evaluating their needs.
▪️Do I still need to live close to my company’s office building?
▪️Do I need a larger home with more office space?
▪️Would making a move to the suburbs make more sense for my family?
All of these questions are on the table for many Americans as we ride the wave of the current health crisis and consider evolving homeownership needs.
Homeowners aren’t just looking for a room for a home office, either. The desire to have a home gym, an updated kitchen, and more space in general – indoor and outdoor – are all key factors motivating some buyers to change their home search parameters.
A recent realtor.com-HarrisX survey indicates, “… 63% of those currently working from home stated their potential purchase was a result of their ability to work remotely, while … 13% said changes related to pandemic fueled their interest in buying a new home.”
More than ever, having a place to focus on professional productivity while many competing priorities (and distractions!) are knocking on your door is challenging homeowners to get creative, use space wisely, and ultimately find a place where all of these essential needs can realistically be met.
If your personal and professional needs have changed and you’re ready to accommodate all of your family’s competing priorities, call me 📲305-609-3525 today. Making a move into a larger home may be exactly what you need to set your family up for optimal long-term success.