"We've seen an increase in requests for gourmet kitchens," says Detwiler. If we've not all become successful amateur cooks this year, then at least we tried - and learned what does and doesn't work in our current kitchens.Ī previous Zillow survey finds 41 percent of people value a well-equipped kitchen more than before as a result of social distancing recommendations, and more people want the space to show off their new culinary skills in the next year. Katie Detwiler, chief experience officer at Pennsylvania home builder Berks Homes, says there are more requests than ever for a finished basement with a full bathroom, as well as bedroom additions.
Young adults and grandparents alike have found themselves moving back in with family for financial and health reasons, so new construction is progressing with that in mind.Īccording to Generations United, about one in six Americans currently live in multigenerational households, and this year, the share of young people moving back home reached all-time highs.
What will we be seeing more of in the new year? Zillow has put together a list of the top home trends for 2021, and on it you'll find everything from "Zoom rooms" to vacation-like amenities to a fancier place to cultivate that sourdough starter. We all became a lot more acquainted with our living spaces thanks to the pandemic, and many undertook remodeling projects as a result. Never before has your home's style and functionality felt more important than it did in 2020.
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