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  • More People Sought Custom Homes in 2014

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    2014 was a great year for the custom home industry. Recent data collected by the National Association of Home Builders indicates that 2014 saw a 20 percent growth in custom home construction. It is important to acknowledge that this is a small segment of the overall construction industry because it identifies just projects with homes constructed on an owner’s existing land with either the builder or owner serving in the role of general contractor.

    • The share of homes built on an owner’s land was 24.8 percent in 2014. This statistic remains down from the all-time high market share of 31.5 percent in 2009.
    • The total number of custom homes sold in 2014 was 162,000. This is an increase of 27,000 from 2013’s overall total.
    • There was an increase in both the number of units built and the overall share of custom homes in the new construction market.
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    Country Club Homes is a premier builder of custom homes in Fairfield County. Contact us today to learn more at 203-762-0550 or visit us at www.countryclubhomesinc.com.

  • A Private Sauna Provides the Ultimate Home Getaway

    Whether you install a pre-made sauna or choose to have Country Club Homes create a custom sauna for you, this addition can help transform your home into a private retreat. When you add a sauna to your home there are several important factors to consider: Materials   Cedar is the classic choice for a sauna because…

  • Should You Move Out During Your Home Renovation?

    A home renovation project is a significant investment of both your time and money. It has the potential to upset your family’s daily life. Choosing whether to move out or stay during the renovation is a big decision. Make sure to consider: Source: Country Club Homes Purpose of the project   An addition to the back of your…

  • Preparing for Demolition: How to Handle Unexpected Issues

    As you would expect, the first stage of any remodel is to remove any unwanted materials so that the new ones can be installed. This demolition of a space can sometimes be aggravating, especially if an unexpected issue should arise. Still, with a little planning and preparation, the demolition stage can go smoothly. Here are…

  • Maintain a Healthy Relationship Throughout Your Remodel with These Tips

    Remodeling is a stressful process. The disruption of your regular habits, and the pressure to stay on-time and under budget can easily strain your relationships. However, there are things you can do to help make sure that your relationships remain healthy during your home’s remodeling project. Source:  Country Club Homes Work collaboratively. Differing design styles can be…