Home Seekers Urged To Buy Now As Costs Climb
A national survey by the Construction Research Bureau warns that home costs rise steadily and delaying purchases likely increases total expense. The report notes higher material, labor, and mortgage costs since World War II and predicts continued increases, urging buyers to act quickly to lock in prices and avoid costly later rates. It highlights rising prices for lumber, plastic materials, and finishes, plus wage-driven cost pressures across new and existing homes, with more price hikes anticipated.
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Termite Advice for Basementless Homes and Crawl Space Issues
International entomologist Dr Thomas E Snyder warns that basementless homes in termite prone areas invite infestations. Concrete slab or ground level homes allow tiny tracks and expansion joints to enable attacks. soil poison injections under pressure are needed. Regular inspections remain essential even after treatment.
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Good Values Are Found In Older Homes For Sale
The Construction Research Bureau notes many older houses offer strong value with careful selection and modernization. Check structure, doors, windows, weatherstripping, lighting, ventilation, and floor stability. Inspect plaster, wall surfaces, and basement for moisture. Kentile tiles resist moisture for usable basements.
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