Wondering whether it's cheaper to build or buy a house? This is a question most homebuyers face when they get ready to purchase a home. Some assume a newly-built home is more expensive than a pre-existing home; however, the gap between the median sales price of the two has narrowed in recent years.
According to LendingTree.com, "If you’re considering both options, it’s important to learn the pros and cons of building a house or buying a previously owned home." Below are the pros and cons to purchasing new vs. pre-existing.
NEW HOME PROS
NEW HOME CONS
PRE-EXISTING HOME PROS
PRE-EXISTING HOME PROS
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