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The $10,000 Outdoor TV Premium

  • March 22nd 2024

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A $22 million home with an outdoor TV in McLean.

Does your home have an outdoor TV or even an outdoor shower? If so, it may enhance the price when you decide to sell. 

A recent Zillow analysis examined listing language and sales performance from thousands of for-sale homes in 2023. Homes with outdoor features like TVs sold for upwards of 3 percent or $10,749 above their original list price, on average. 

Other listing language that seems to enhance home prices, per the report:

  • Outdoor shower -- 2.6% premium
  • She shed -- 2% premium
  • Pizza oven -- 2% premium

Zillow also points out that terms mentioned on social media sites like TikTok may also help a home sell faster. 

"Certain trendy or viral features can attract more competing buyers, contributing to a speedier sale," the report stated. "Rounded corners, popular in contemporary furniture design and now architecture, can help a home sell six days faster than similar homes. Homes that mention a plant ledge in their listing description get snapped up more than five days faster than expected."

Photo courtesy of Vantage Media and Townsend Visuals.  

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/the_10000_outdoor_tv_premium/22111.

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