“They want larger pools, they want more bedrooms, they want multiple offices and they want an area for their kids,” Dana Koch, a Corcoran Group broker in Palm Beach, told Inman.
Source: Inman News
Are McMansions back? Pandemic spurs renewed interest in big homes
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