Walls of windows can yield a significant return on investment for buyers and sellers. Photos / Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty
Across North Texas, architects are working with clients who want clean, contemporary homes that integrate the outdoors through expansive windows.
Mark Danuser of Tatum Brown Custom Homes says that clients’ increasing demand for large, floor-to-ceiling windows is driving the rising cost of construction. “Some people are spending $1 million on window and door packages.”
Classic arched windows
Contemporary design with a great view
Luxury living in the city
A window on the natural world
Beyond creating a seamless transition for indoor-outdoor living, walls of windows can yield a significant return on investment for buyers and sellers. With efficiency a top priority for today’s homeowners, architects are installing more energy-efficient windows that considerably decrease electricity bills.
And when selling, homes that are on-trend typically have higher values.
Agents with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty work with expert builders to help buyers find and create extraordinary homes.
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