Wichita Metro AreaHome Addition Contractors
Wichita Metro Area's 653,000 residents, with median incomes of $60,000 to $74,999, are among the most active home improvement markets in the Midwest.
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How Much Does Home Addition Cost in Wichita Metro Area, KS?
Typical Home Addition projects in Wichita Metro Area run $40,000 to $150,000. Mid-range projects in this region recoup about 33% at resale (Cost vs Value data).
Home Addition Cost & ROI · Wichita Metro Area
2025 Cost vs. Value · Wichita Metro Area market.
| Project | Cost | Resale | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accessory Dwelling Unit | $164,402 | $72,078 | 44% |
| Primary Suite Addition | Midrange | $172,589 | $67,530 | 39% |
| Primary Suite Addition | Upscale | $356,978 | $73,447 | 21% |
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