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Welcome to the HGTV world. Every buyer I ever see on those shows, regardless of age, but especially the younger buyers, do not see anything less than granite, stainless and fancy tile as worthy of their time. Unless you are willing to give a remodel credit, which will be substantial, the youngsters will likely take a pass and the older buyers will immediately factor in demo costs in their heads.
Seems to be just the way it is, which I hope is a generalization, but I've watched way too many of these shows to assume otherwise. No matter if everything works.
No the kitchen isn’t modern but I think it’s fine. Mine isn’t much different and I’m fine with it. My cousin checked it out and said it was too small and outdated. It’s duplex with no association and I think it’s nice. It’s a good neighborhood and the best option in her price range to be able to keep her son and daughter in the school district.
Welcome to the HGTV world. Every buyer I ever see on those shows, regardless of age, but especially the younger buyers, do not see anything less than granite, stainless and fancy tile as worthy of their time. Unless you are willing to give a remodel credit, which will be substantial, the youngsters will likely take a pass and the older buyers will immediately factor in demo costs in their heads.
Seems to be just the way it is, which I hope is a generalization, but I've watched way too many of these shows to assume otherwise. No matter if everything works.
What does this have to do with HGTV lovers? This looks like a kitchen originally designed for renters. There is a footprint with a single sink without room to put in a double sink. A double sink is a pretty basic item, not quite up there with granite countertops or stainless steel appliances. It seems like it might not have originally had that dishwasher in there, but when they put it in, they had to shrink the sink. The kitchen is just too small to really be functional, even if it is redone.
What does this have to do with HGTV lovers? This looks like a kitchen originally designed for renters. There is a footprint with a single sink without room to put in a double sink. A double sink is a pretty basic item, not quite up there with granite countertops or stainless steel appliances. It seems like it might not have originally had that dishwasher in there, but when they put it in, they had to shrink the sink. The kitchen is just too small to really be functional, even if it is redone.
I do agree about the single bowl sink, not a fan of those myself. I still occasionally see new houses with them today for some reason, I guess some people prefer them.
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