A very difficult question. The correct answer depends on an almost innumerable number of factors, but it is worth summarizing a few aspects:
- The value of the apartment is determined by demand, not by how much you bought it for and how much you spent on it.
- It may happen that the amount of the renovation is simply not recouped. Just think about it, even if you put a sauna in a panel apartment in the outer district, if the people looking for a panel apartment in the outer district do not want a sauna, they will not pay more for it.
- Of course, the renovation can be more ordinary than the example above, but its scale and style are still important. Not to mention the original condition of the apartment.
- Basically, there are two types of buyers: those who want a turnkey property and those who want to renovate it either willingly or out of necessity.
- Therefore, in order to make the right decision, it is first important to know who you want to sell your apartment to? Who is looking for real estate where you have it? Bem-feito? Looking for a second or third property? Family founder?
However, clean, variable surfaces, proportionally renovated/maintained wiring systems, and modern doors and windows are appreciated by all visitors.