RMHS Interior Design. What Do These Have In Common? One-story brick house in Milwaukee Wisconsin and a Two-story house on a ranch near Dallas, Texas?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Buying and Selling a Home

Advertisements

Home Buying Process Housing Selection. Objectives •Identify Factors to Consider When Selecting a House •Determine How To Locate Houses on the Market •Consider.

Housing Options Section 7-1. Renting vs. Buying Renting Appeals to young adults just starting out. Offers mobility (ability to move easily). Good for.

Renting. Types of housing available Studio Apartment Condominium Single family home Town house Duplex Mobile home Rented room in house Cooperative apartment.

Housing and Home Furnishings. Housing meets our PHYSICAL needs: Shelter (extreme weather) Space for possessions (clothing, food) Space for activities.

By Mrs. McCann Interior Design

 Solve complex problems in a half hour  Incredibly witty  Unusually attractive  Ridiculous  Some show the “ideal” image Can you think of any examples??

What type of house will you live in?

Housing Options.

Critique Housing Options

Objective 2.01: Critique housing options.  Multi-family Housing  Single-family Housing.

Introduction to Business and Marketing Chapter 32.1.

Class A Licensed Contractor, Locally Owned with over 35 Years Experience. Heartland Home Builders, LLC.

Chapter 7 Ms. Baumgartner.  Your Lifestyle affects your Choice of Housing  How close to work you want to live  How long you plan to stay in one place.

Factors that Affect Housing Choices. Copyright and Terms of Service Copyright © Texas Education Agency, These materials are copyrighted © and trademarked.

Unit One Housing and Interior Design

Buying Vs. Renting Your First Place Adult Living Your First Place Adult Living.

2 -1  Market geography  Housing options  Promoting your market area Communities and Properties.

What type of house will you live in?

Personal Finance Housing. Housing Choices Alternatives Decision-making model.

BUYING A HOUSE Are You Ready?. Advantages of home Ownership Sense of stability and permanence Allows individual expression Can have pets Financial Benefits.

© South-Western Educational Publishing Ch. 21 and 22 Renting vs. Buying a Residence Rent or Buy? The Rental Process The Home-Buying Process.

By Sandy Hopkin, Chad Hunt and Lily Ritvaxay FIN 1050 Home Buying Case Study: Michelle.

Your $ - Your Life Day 2. THE FAMILY FACTOR… WILL YOU MARRY ME? One of life’s big choices is whether to get married – and when.

The Finances of Housing

Chapter 17 Residential Land Uses. Chapter 17 Topics  Types of residential development  Market & feasibility analysis  Financial feasibility analysis.

Housing Options.

Family Law Breakup of marriage, property and custody.

Multifamily and Single-family Homes

Types of Housing. Single-Family designed to house one family. Multi-Family designed to house more than one family.

H OUSING Housing options. H OUSING OPTIONS What should you consider when you evaluate available housing alternatives? Your lifestyle and finances What.

2.01 Housing Options Sherry Brooks David W. Butler April 28, 2009.

2.01 Housing Options. Location 1. Region – specific part of the world, county, or state in which one lives; may be for reasons such as climate, scenery,

Types of Housing Multifamily and Single-family Homes.

1 Ch.11-Social Class. 2 Today’s Coming Attractions!! How much are you worth? How are you affected by globalization? How far away are you from being homeless?

Rent vs. Buy The Finances of Housing and Real Estate.

Objective 2.01: Critique housing options.  Multi-family Housing  Single-family Housing.

MULTIFAMILY HOUSING  Penthouse apartment  Garden apartment  Efficiency apartment  Cooperative  Condominium SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSING  Attached  Townhouse.

© Oklahoma State Department of Education. All rights reserved.1 Housing Alternatives Standard Renting vs. Buying.

Distinguish East from West Family & Children Family is the basic foundation of Taiwan Society!!!

CAREERS AND FAMILY LIFE ― SCENARIOS ― The wife has decided to quit her full-time job after the birth of their second child. She wants to be a stay-at-home.

Ashburnham Resident Affordable Housing Survey Results “Our Town Housing Survey” sent with September Light Bills; 175 surveys returned as of 10/30/07 (175/2800.

. Steps in reviewing residential properties and identifying exposures 1.

Unit 5 Family and Consumer Science Investigation Home Environment

Ch. 8 Choosing a Place to Live Journal: Do you think a neighborhood in which someone lives is as important as the home in which they live? Explain your.

Housing Needs. Think about the house you are living in right now, why did your parents pick that house? The three main reasons to choose a home ◦Location.

INTERIOR DECORATING Ms. Cromartie. Choosing a Place to Live  Which region  Deciding factors  Types of housing  Special needs  Ways to move.

The Family Your family is a mom, dad, and two kids ages between 5 and 11. Only one parent works. Your spouse can have a part time job but you must write.

Housing Decisions Through the Lifecycle Copyright 2011 © Texas Education Agency. All rights reserved. 1.

Chapter 4 - Part 1 Notes Finding a Place to Live!.

Learning Targets Name the stages of the family life cycle Identify housing needs necessary for each stage of the family life cycle.

Trish and Scott. Trish and Scott are a young couple with two children. Their combined income is $75,000 per year, both have stable careers. Trish and.

Choices in Housing and Transportation: Live, Work and Play in Calgary.

Buying Vs. Renting Your First Place Adult Living.

Chapter 70 HOUSING AND THE CONSUMER.  Single-family home – provides living space for one family. It is not usually connected to any other building and.

Places to Live By Mrs. McCann Interior Design. Single Family home One family, one house.

Section 7.1 Housing Options.  Your lifestyle will determine several housing decisions:  Lifestyle is how you choose to spend your time and money.

1. Get out a sheet of paper, put today’s date on it, and put your name in the top right corner, as well as the class period. 2. Answer the following questions:

Sherry Brooks David W. Butler April 28, 2009

Name That Housing Option…

“It takes hands to build a house, but only hearts can build a home.”

Family and Consumer Sciences Mrs. Swope Columbian High School

Click here to advance to the next slide.

Factors that affect Housing & selecting housing types

Daily Goals Compare the advantages & disadvantages of renting and buying a home List several items to check prior to signing a lease.

Housing Options Housing I: Objective 2.01.

Housing Options Personal Finance.

Chapter 3 Study Guide.

Chapter 32 Real Estate 10/21/2019.

Presentation transcript:

RMHS Interior Design

What Do These Have In Common? One-story brick house in Milwaukee Wisconsin and a Two-story house on a ranch near Dallas, Texas? An apartment in Washington D.C. or a cabin in the rural areas of Georgia? Each living unit is someone’s home. Whether large or small, each structure hopefully fills its residents’ basic needs. What basic needs do all people have in common?

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Factors Affecting Housing Choices Cost $ Family Needs Location Job Schools Mobility

Home Costs You may spend no more than 25-30% of monthly income Buying vs Renting: which one? Consider type of home…

Types of Homes Single family Built to house one family Advantages? Disadvantages?

Types of Homes, con’t Multiple family Several single-family housing units in one structure Advantages? Disadvantages?

Types of Homes, con’t Townhouses Apartment style, two story Advantages? Disadvantages?

Types of Homes, con’t Condominiums Apartment style living, condo is owned by the dweller Advantages? Disadvantages?

Types of Homes, con’t Manufactured home Built in a factory and moved to the property on wheels. 2-3 sections attached together to form house. Advantages? Disadvantages?

Types of Homes, con’t Duplexes, Triplexes, Quadriplexes 2, 3, 4 separate living areas Very similar to apartments, but you may own your portion Advantages? Disadvantages?

Activity Choose a family type: Married couple with 4 kids, 2 teenagers still at home, dad works full time in Boise, mom works part-time in Meridian Senior couple, retired, husband has limited mobility, wife loves to garden, both love to spend time with their grandchildren Newlywed couple, both work part-time jobs while going to school. Married couple with 3 kids, husband works full time, wife is a stay at home mom, family only has one car, oldest child is in school. 1. Individually or as a partnership make a list of the housing needs for your family type. 2. Write a summary as to the type of housing you would choose for your family type and why you think that type of housing would fit the needs of the family you chose.