Most Common Upgrades Made By Homeowners About to Sell

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If you don't keep up with the competition then you won't be looked on favorably by Buyers. Learn what homeowners often improve before putting their home on the market.

When you're preparing to sell your home, making the right improvements can significantly enhance its appeal and value. Here's a look at the most common upgrades sellers are making:

1. Paint the Interior (46%)

A fresh coat of paint can transform a space, making it feel clean and inviting. Neutral colors are often recommended to appeal to a broader audience.

2. Improve the Bathroom (42%)

Updating fixtures, re-grouting tiles, or even a full remodel can make a big difference in this essential room.

3. Improve the Kitchen (38%)

The kitchen is a major selling point. Consider updating countertops, cabinets, or appliances to make it shine.

4. Landscape the Yard (35%)

Curb appeal matters. Simple landscaping improvements can create a welcoming first impression.

5. Replace or Repair Carpet/Flooring (28%)

Worn floors can be a turn-off. New flooring can make the home feel fresh and modern.

6. Paint the Exterior (28%)

A well-maintained exterior boosts curb appeal and suggests that the home is well-cared for.

7. Replace or Buy New Appliances (26%)

Modern, energy-efficient appliances are a plus for potential buyers.

8. Replace or Repair the Roof (22%)

A solid roof is vital for peace of mind, showing that the home is well-maintained.

9. Redecorate (20%)

Updating décor can help buyers envision themselves living in the space.

10. Replace or Buy New Furnishings (19%)

New furnishings can make rooms feel stylish and updated.

Other Improvements (4%)

These might include minor repairs, updating lighting, or other personal touches.

If you're considering selling your home and need expert advice, contact Carey Frankel, Phyllis Frankel Realty Group 904-273-0125. They can provide insights tailored to your property and market trends.

Make these improvements and watch your home's appeal—and value—soar!