House Flipper
House Flipper is a unique chance to become a one-man renovation crew. Buy, repair and remodel devastated houses. Give them a second life...
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- macOS 10.12 or later
Description
House Flipper is a unique chance to become a one-man renovation crew. Buy, repair and remodel devastated houses. Give them a second life and sell them at a profit!
What you’ve got at your disposal is a set of tools and parts. Use them to hammer, drill, nail and screw things together, and do whatever is necessary to fit, fix or clean up stuff.
Experiment with interior designs and decorating styles you like.Decorate and furnish interiors with hundreds of unique items that you’re free to choose from. Express yourself!
Do you love interior design and want to fill up empty rooms using your favorite style?
You can buy an empty apartment and furnish it.
Do you prefer things only engineers would understand?
You can focus on repair and installations.
Are you an expert on the “small move, big change” approach?
You can buy a decent house and make it perfect by adding some style and fixing stuff.
The ultimate goal of the house flipping business is profit. Are you a risk taker?
Do you like to invest? Estimate profit and find the best risk/reward ratio for you.
The house flipping business is very challenging. Improve and hone your skills. Get better tools. Deploy new mechanisms and earn cash so you can to increase investment and speed up progress. Have fun!
Minimum System
Requirements
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• Processor : 3.2GHz Intel Core i3
• Memory : 4 GB RAM
• Graphics : Intel Iris Graphics 6200
WHAT’S NEW
Version 1.26163:
• Release notes are available here .
REQUIREMENTS
• Intel, 64-bit processor
• macOS 10.12 or later
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Size
– 22.97GB
Previous Versions
Editor-checked details
Recommended for interior-design, cleaning/organizing and light-business players who want a pausable solo game. Official Intel Macs should target i5/8 GB/Radeon Pro 580; reserve 35 GB on SSD for this larger site package. Apple Silicon users should run a mod-free profile for 30–60 minutes, stressing paint, demolition, house switching and save/load before importing a long save. Workflow: dual backup; record 1.26163/SHA-256; match DLC; run a clean job; load an old-save copy; restore Workshop in batches. Compare House Flipper 2 for newer building tools or Supermarket Simulator for first-person retail.
Pros
- Cleaning, painting, demolition, tiling, wiring, installation and furnishing have direct tactile feedback and strong before/after satisfaction. Jobs unlock tools/skills, while buying, renovating and reselling adds budgets and buyer preferences. Hundreds of items/materials support varied interiors; Workshop and DLC greatly expand scope. The controls are approachable but layouts remain free, letting players focus on repairs, design or profit. All five target languages have official interface and subtitles.
Cons
- Many jobs repeat cleaning, painting, moving furniture and installations, which can become monotonous. The 4 GB/old Intel discrete-GPU tier is only a floor; dense houses and multiple DLC increase load/save/FPS pressure. Missing Workshop or DLC can leave old saves with blank objects/materials/layout faults. Older controls/physics can feel clumsy and precise prop placement needs patience. Official Mac specs are entirely Intel/Radeon-based with no Apple Silicon tier. Many themes are DLC, so base versus expansion scope matters.
Installation steps
- This page covers House Flipper 1.26163. Official Mac minimum is macOS 10.12, 3.2 GHz Intel Core i3, 4 GB RAM, Radeon R9 M390 and 6 GB; recommended is 3.5 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB and Radeon Pro 580. The site package is about 22.97 GB, so reserve 35 GB. No Apple Silicon tier is published. Back up Steam Cloud/local profiles, jobs, owned houses, layouts, skills, money, Workshop and DLC, and record SHA-256. First disable Workshop and use a new profile to test cleaning, painting, demolition, installations, furnishing, buying/selling and save/load before opening an old-save copy.
Uninstallation steps
- Before uninstalling, leave the active renovation for the office and make a manual save. Back up cloud/local profiles separately, jobs/orders, every property/layout, buyer progress, skills/tools, money, screenshots, Workshop list and DLC ownership. Label 1.26163, date and SHA-256; keep both cloud-conflict copies. After reinstalling, complete and save one small job on clean data before restoring old saves. Match DLC first, restore Workshop in batches and repair missing furniture/walls only on a copy.
Common errors and fixes
- For launch crash, pink materials or low FPS, verify macOS 10.12, Metal/discrete graphics capability, free space and SHA-256; disable Workshop/overlays and lower resolution, shadows and antialiasing. 4 GB is only a floor; furniture-heavy properties and DLC favor 8 GB+. For missing objects/walls, confirm DLC and Workshop dependencies before saving—never save the main profile with content absent. For an incomplete job, inspect windows, doors, outlets, installations, trash and room detection; reset only on a copy. Apple Silicon has no official tier, so test tools, house loading and save/load on a clean profile.
What changed in this version
- The site version is 1.26163. Public official indexes do not expose a complete itemized changelog mapped exactly to this internal build, so unrelated announcements, DLC marketing or player guesses are not presented as its changes. Verifiable scope is buying damaged homes, cleaning/repair, wall demolition/building, installations, furnishing, skill/tool upgrades, cost estimation and resale, plus Steam Cloud/Workshop. Garden, Luxury, Pets, Farm, Dine Out and similar content depends on DLC ownership. Validate the 1.26163 display, old saves, jobs, house loading and Workshop after installation.
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