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Answers (3)
- SoCal_Engr
- Contributions:5666
What kind of pool? In ground? Above ground? If "in ground", is it part of well planned landscape - maybe with a jacuzzi or possibly a "water cave" incorporated? Or is it just a cement hole dug in a convenient location?
Too many factors to really answer your question directly. However, I would be more likely to pay for the overall backyard landscaping that includes a well-designed pool with some "add on". Not likely to pay anything for the standard hole-in-the-ground kidney or rectangle.
Too many factors to really answer your question directly. However, I would be more likely to pay for the overall backyard landscaping that includes a well-designed pool with some "add on". Not likely to pay anything for the standard hole-in-the-ground kidney or rectangle.
- Sam Koomjian, "skoomjian"
- Contributions:14
It add about ($5000) to the value in California.
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26830
Very little, or in Ohio it may actually be negative.
How much real estate dollar return do you get on a pool?
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