A lower level space in a residential structure transforms from unfinished to finished when it exhibits key characteristics indicating habitability. These features typically include permanent flooring (such as tile, carpet, or laminate),... Read more »
The determination of whether a renovated lower level qualifies as habitable area is contingent upon local building codes and regulations. Factors such as ceiling height, presence of egress windows, proper ventilation, and... Read more »
A basement space that has been improved beyond its basic structural form to create a habitable living area can significantly impact property taxes. This transformation generally involves adding features such as finished... Read more »