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Material Costs Are Up. Aging-in-Place Remodeling Demand Isn't Slowing Down.
Material costs are up 6.7% since March, and NAHB's overall remodeling sentiment dipped a point. But the $20,000-$50,000 project range, where most aging-in-place work lives, posted the strongest gain of any segment on the index. Here's what that split actually means if you're scoping this work right now.
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What Remodelers Are Actually Building - Grab Bars, Curbless Showers, and the Data Behind the Aging-in-Place Punch List
The share of remodelers doing aging-in-place work just hit its lowest point since NAHB started tracking it in 2004. Client demand didn't go anywhere — receptiveness and familiarity are near record highs.
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