Sell used kitchen - How/where is the best way to do it?

  • Erstellt am 2018-04-24 10:46:51

Zaba12

2018-04-24 16:29:45
  • #1
what did the kitchen cost new 3 years ago?

Unfortunately, I can also say from personal experience that if you have to get rid of the kitchen under these circumstances, the depreciation will hurt.

My current kitchen cost me 3500€ including installation 5 years ago, and I will not be the fool to sell the kitchen for 500€ in a year. I will take the kitchen with me and install it in the basement. Cabinets are always useful.

You only have a 50% loss in value if you sell it to the next tenant (I just experienced this with a colleague who moved into a new condominium).

Loose and under pressure, it goes down much, much further.
 

Alex85

2018-04-24 21:44:04
  • #2
It was around €4000 plus €500 installation.

I do have some hope because Ikea furniture in particular has sold well on classifieds so far. The advantage is that you list the items with the product name and buyers search specifically for them. You don’t just advertise one of 5000 “wardrobe units” but “Ikea Pax”.
Ikea Metod carcasses should sell like that, right?

Basically, I also had good experiences with eBay Classifieds as long as you live in an urban area. So it has a large catchment area. Everything always sold real quick there.
But never ever give out a phone number, then you have “what’s the final price” callers on the line all day. ;-)
 

Joedreck

2018-04-25 06:09:04
  • #3
For that, you have the cheapest second phone on the market [emoji3]
 

HilfeHilfe

2018-04-25 07:13:38
  • #4


yeah we know ^^ now come the funny "what’s the last price" or "for grandma in Romania please 5 cheaper" and then they come with a Q5^^

but basically good experiences. Except with the clientele who are enthusiastic, want to reserve, and don’t show up. we don’t do that anymore
 

Alex85

2018-04-25 10:59:39
  • #5
Yes, no reservations and so far I only do classifieds with cash and personal pickup. If someone wants the kitchen, there will be a simple purchase contract and a down payment to ensure they actually come.
That's the idea.

Just need someone to bite :-)
 

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