Remodel or Move? The Big Question in Jupiter Right Now

Kyle Camerlinck

22 Oct 2025 — 1 min read

Lately, everyone seems to be asking the same thing. Should we invest in remodeling, or sell and upgrade?

Here is the truth. Renovation costs are through the roof. Materials, permits, and labor are all inflated, and most projects do not return dollar-for-dollar unless you are planning to stay for years.

If your location is unbeatable and you plan to stay long term, remodeling can still make sense. You will enjoy the upgrades, and the market will likely catch up to your investment over time.

If you have outgrown the space or your neighborhood has a ceiling on resale values, selling could be the smarter move. You can roll that equity into a home that already fits your life now, without living through six months of construction dust.

I am happy to give you some advice on what might make the most sense for you.

Reply to this email, and I will share my honest take on whether it is time to remodel or move.

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