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According to a recent study conducted by the National Association of Realtors, a person’s gender and relationship status greatly influences what home features are important to them.
- 42% of married couples rated walk-in closets as very important in a home, and surprisingly 38% of single men rated walk-ins as important versus 29% of single women.
- Another twist: more single men viewed new kitchen appliances as important more than any other group, including married couples.
- 21% of single men rated 9 ft. or above ceilings as very important vs. 8% of single women
- A feature much more important to single women more than any other group is single level living; 31% rated it as very important compared to 18% of single men and 16% of unmarried couples.