What house to buy?

Over the past few years, new construction has picked up speed. More and more people are focusing on buying just such a property. However, what they have to choose from is whether to acquire a plastered and stucco property or a furnished one. What are the pros and cons when choosing one or the other option?

The advantage of buying an unfinished property is that each customer can make the home according to their taste and preferences. In practice, the price of such housing is lower. But very often the bills for finishing works and furnishings go beyond the initial ideas of the new homeowners. Currently, the prices of labor and materials are high, and the labor factor is not to be underestimated. I.e. the price is lower, but the owners put more effort and resources to finish it. So, as a disadvantage of buying such housing, we can summarize that the client does not know either how much time or how much money it will cost him.

When buying a furnished home, customers pay a higher price but know what they are buying and don't have to wait. Yes - it costs more, but they save time, which is of utmost importance in this dynamic lifestyle. The risk here is that they do not know exactly what materials are used and what the quality of the finishing works is.

More and more investors are offering turnkey home finishing services, using an interior designer for their projects. In this way, they provide the opportunity for customers to know in advance what the home would look like, how much it would cost, and how long it would take. This is perhaps the optimal option, which customers increasingly rely on.