When building a dream house, today’s homeowners want more than a room with a view. They want lots of rooms and bigger windows to maximize the view and let in more light.
Recent statistics from the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB) indicate that new houses continue to get larger and so do windows.
They show that a majority of Gen X’ers and Y’s prefer nine-foot or higher ceilings-and soaring rooms often incorporate enormous windows.
NAHB also reports that baby boomers, in their well-established tradition of defying convention, are seeking diverse housing solutions. But whatever their choices, they want an abundance of natural light and therefore larger windows in their new homes.
The trend also applies to remodeling homes. “As homes age, many homeowners need to replace windows. When they do, they often upgrade to bigger windows or trade a few small windows for a large one,” said Joan Stephen, President of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.
The trend holds for apartments as well, where realtors report that loft-style apartments and new glass towers are gaining popularity over traditional...
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