What is the value of a house, particularly where one lives, and how is that value determined?

Is it exclusively financial or are there other factors involved?

A place to live protected from the elements is basic but where do you go beyond that?

Beyond that, a house, or other residential manifestation, is for living.

Many people look at their residences primarily as a financial asset and evaluate it as such never including the living there experienced.

What is the long term end value of an unoccupied residence?

Yes, there are money aspects involved in occupying a dwelling place, which for many people is very prominent, but perhaps, more importantly, is the living experience which happens, usually for most people, on a day-to-day bases.

There are many other parts of housing such as investments, buying and selling, building, renting, inheriting, financing, developing, status, age, family, income, work, et ceter.

But at the end of of day, or life, what is more important ?

Accumulation of wealth? Or having experienced a fullbodied existence?

Life is to be lived.

How do you evaluate where you choose to live, what are your goals in doing such, and what level of importance do you give to each one?

A professionally designed residential interior which reflects your personality, life style, and functions can greatly enhance there your living experience.

Food for thought.