RE-THINK CLIENT FULFILLMENT-THE SPLIT STYLE HOME

Join Ron Bouchard and Ana Silveira as they will discuss, “THE SPLIT STYLE HOME”

A split-level house is a house that has at least three distinct levels separated by raised ground and flights of stairs. Split-level homes are noticeably staggered and usually have common areas on the lower level with bedrooms on the upper levels

Split-level homes weren’t very popular before the 1970s, but when The Brady Bunch debuted and their house was a split level, sales for split-level homes skyrocketed. In the 1970s, more than 10% of homes were split level.

The once-popular split-level home is disappearing among newly constructed houses. In 1976, split-level homes accounted for 12 percent of all homes built, with single-stories at 63 percent and multi-story houses at 25 percent.

By 1990, though, split-levels were down to four percent of homes constructed, while one-story houses were down to 46 percent. (This is according to the census bureau.)

And by 2009, the split-level had all but disappeared from new construction, accounting for less than one percent of all homes built.

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