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How to boost the value of your home
Australian Women’s Weekly NZ
|February 2025
Whether you're looking to sell now or later down the track, it really pays to keep your house up to date.
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If you own a property, chances are you're hoping it will one day be worth more than you paid for it. While much about a house's value relies on location, population growth, infrastructure and the mercy of a fluctuating market, many aspects within your control can make it more attractive to buyers and increase your home's value.
Often the smallest changes have the biggest impact, so don't feel as though you have to undertake a full-scale renovation to make a return. When renovating for profit, it's essential to avoid overcapitalising. Here, we run through affordable tasks you can do to make your home more appealing to buyers, as well as increase its value.
Give your home a new coat of paintFresh paint is the easiest and most cost-effective way to improve the look of your home while boosting its value. Decide whether you want to redo the whole house, focus on a couple of rooms or perhaps a feature wall or two.
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