Today's House: A 1938 Bargain With Modern Value
Henry Heidrich, general contractor, explains why the 1938 home offers 25 to 40 percent more value for the same money. He cites factory-built components, better insulation, modern heating and cooling, weather-tight design, and durable materials as key improvements, plus lower upkeep and fuel savings.
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