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Answers (3)
- Vince Curtis, "SoCal Appraiser"
- Contributions:4702
Endless pools usually recover a greater % of their cost due to them being put in properties that usually warrant it. They are usually placed in higher end neighborhoods also. That said, an endless pool in a tract home with no view would recover less.
Talk to a LOCAL Realtor who sells a lof of homes in the area and get their opinions...
Talk to a LOCAL Realtor who sells a lof of homes in the area and get their opinions...
- Oggi Kashi, "OggiKashi"
- Contributions:167
I agree with wetdawgs. It could even detract from the value in certain instances. If you want a pool, get a pool. Forget the possibility of any added value.
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- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26854
Probably between 0% and 50% of the cost of installation. If you wish to install it, install it for yourselves and not for resale value. Pools of any sort do cut out a certain portion of your buying prospects.
how much would installing an "Endless Pool" add to the value of a house in San Francisco California?
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