Home Building in 1938 Delivers Bigger Value Than 1927 Homes
The 1938 home offers 25 percent to 40 percent more living space and value for the same money, thanks to new materials, factory-made components, and streamlined design. Modern architects and builders have reduced waste space and improved attractiveness, making today’s houses livable, durable, and easier to buy.
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