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Best Renovations for Increasing Value on Multifamily Properties

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • 7 days ago
  • 2 min read

Multifamily properties are a cornerstone of commercial real estate investment. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a new property owner, knowing which renovations offer the best return on investment (ROI) is key to increasing property value and attracting quality tenants.


Best Renovations for Increasing Value on Multifamily Properties

Renovations to Consider

1. Curb Appeal Enhancements

First impressions matter. Upgrading landscaping, repainting exteriors, and installing modern signage can significantly improve curb appeal. These changes not only attract tenants but also increase perceived property value.


2. Energy-Efficient Upgrades

Installing energy-efficient windows, LED lighting, and smart thermostats can reduce utility costs and appeal to eco-conscious renters. These upgrades often qualify for tax incentives and improve your building’s sustainability rating.


3. Kitchen and Bathroom Remodels

Modern kitchens and bathrooms are top priorities for renters. Replacing outdated fixtures, adding granite countertops, and installing new cabinetry can dramatically increase rental rates and tenant satisfaction.

4. Security Improvements

Adding security cameras, smart locks, and gated access enhances safety and peace of mind for tenants. These upgrades can also reduce liability risks and insurance premiums.


5. Common Area Renovations

Revamping shared spaces like lobbies, laundry rooms, and fitness centers adds value and improves tenant retention. Consider adding Wi-Fi, modern furniture, and updated flooring to make these areas more inviting.


Why Insurance Matters During Renovations

Renovations can expose your property to new risks. Whether it's contractor liability, material theft, or structural damage, having the right insurance coverage is essential. Wexford Insurance specializes in commercial property insurance for multifamily buildings and can help you navigate coverage options during and after renovations.

Final Thoughts

Renovating multifamily properties is one of the most effective ways to increase value, attract tenants, and boost ROI. From cosmetic upgrades to energy-efficient improvements, each renovation adds a layer of appeal and profitability. Before starting any project, consult with your insurance provider to ensure your property is protected.

Wexford Insurance is your trusted partner for multifamily property insurance. Contact now!


FAQs

Q1: What renovations offer the highest ROI for multifamily properties?

Kitchen and bathroom remodels, energy-efficient upgrades, and curb appeal improvements typically offer the best ROI.

Q2: Do I need special insurance during renovations?

Yes. You may need builder’s risk insurance or additional liability coverage depending on the scope of the renovation.

Q3: How can I reduce insurance costs for my multifamily property?

Installing security systems, maintaining the property, and bundling policies with Wexford Insurance can help lower premiums.

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