If every other room in your home is complete, it may be to time move on to the basement. Not sure what to do with the additional square footage, though? This guide covers exactly how to finish a ...

Plus, while you own the home, you can use the finished basement as a living space. On average, you can expect to pay between $4,700 and $41,000 to finish a basement, for an average of $22,850.

Finishing a basement can be a savvy homeowners’ move. Not only will you expand your home’s usable square footage without having to alter its exterior, but you will likely add value to it too ...

The home went into contract two days later and officially sold for $1.46 million on Jan. 24 — $240,000 less ... Additional features include a finished basement a wet bar, a movie theater, ...

A $1.5 million Indianola home mixes the best of rural and urban living and adds secret spaces, a private pond, and a ...

In new construction it is common for a builder to deliver a newly constructed home with an unfinished basement. The cost to the new homeowner can vary from a few ...

The more-than-9,000-square-foot Spring Lake home boasts a wine cellar that can store 2,750 bottles, a home theater, plus a gym, sauna, billiards area and more. It also has a finished basement and ...

To finish or not finish a home’s basement is an important question. In deciding whether to make the investment, consider the following questions: Once finished how will the space be used?