The Hanover Releases 2023 Home Buying and Renovation Report
With home purchases declining, many homeowners plan renovations
Notable findings uncovered in the research include:
- Higher home and interest costs are slowing home purchases – Sixty-nine percent of respondents looking to purchase a home in 2022 were impacted by higher home prices and interest rates. Twenty-eight percent of the respondents looking to purchase a home in 2022 decided to stay in their current living situation; this could impact agents who leverage home moving events as a source of lead business generation. Of those who planned to purchase a home in 2022, only 9% of respondents with incomes over
$100K opted to rent instead, compared to 21% of respondents with incomes under$100K . - Homeowners are staying put and planning renovations – Sixty-one percent of
U.S. homeowners are planning renovations to their homes in 2023, with one in four (25%) planning major renovations. Forty-one percent ofU.S. homeowners planning renovations expect to spend over$50K and more than half of those respondents have a household income over$100K . Millennials were impacted most by the housing market, and are more likely to make renovations over the next 12 months. - One-third of consumers don't recognize they need to inform their insurance company about a renovation - One-third of
U.S. homeowners planning major renovations in the next year (34%) do not plan to or do not know they need to tell their insurance company/agent. This is an 8% increase from last year, highlighting an opportunity for independent agents to proactively reach out to clients to educate them on the importance of updated coverage in case of a claim.
"With homeowners staying in their homes longer due to real estate market conditions, we are seeing more renovations, which increase home values and serve as conversation starters for insurance agents and customers," said
Independent insurance agents can help customers ensure their homes are properly protected. Many home updates should serve as triggers for homeowners to contact their insurance agent. To help ensure your home is properly covered, find a local independent agent and get a quote today.
To see the 2023 Home Buying and Renovation Report and homeowner renovation considerations please click here.
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