Suggested by
Jiwon Baik
5 months ago
1. Stress of Buying a Home
Unmet Need:
- Homebuyers experience psychological and financial stress caused by complex procedures and the unpredictability of time and costs in the homebuying process.
Pain Points:
- Complex Procedures:
- Loan approvals, contract signing, and legal documentation lead to significant time and energy consumption.
- Unpredictable Timeframes:
- The process of finding and closing on a home often takes longer than anticipated.
- Unpredictable Costs:
- Hidden expenses (e.g., maintenance fees, taxes, closing costs) and unexpected financial demands frequently result in budget overruns.
- Lack of Information:
- Difficulty in accessing reliable market data and property details.
- Limited tools to compare quality, location, and features effectively.
2. Stress of Building a Home
Unmet Need:
- Building a home involves stressful complexities in design, construction, and budget management, compounded by difficulties in predicting timelines and costs.
Pain Points:
- Complex Processes:
- Inefficiencies in coordinating design, permitting, material procurement, and construction.
- Unpredictable Timeframes:
- Delays caused by weather, labor shortages, and supply chain disruptions.
- Unpredictable Budgets:
- Escalating material costs, unexpected construction needs, and scope changes frequently exceed initial budgets.
- Disconnection Between Design and Construction:
- Misalignments between initial designs and actual construction lead to costly modifications and delays.