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Brandon P.
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How can I update this kitchen? Images included

Brandon P.
  • Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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Im new to this, and looking for advice. I would like to "update" this kitchen. What could a general update consist of? Should I replace the cabinets with better looking up to date ones, add granite countertops? Would it be best to replace the floors or simply try to add a shine to these. I would add a new stove.  What would it take for this kitchen to be considered newly updated?

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Matt Faix
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Matt Faix
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@Brandon P. I would replace the cabinets, counters and appliances.  If this is for a rental, you might be able to get away with leaving the floors and using builder grade cabinets, basic finishes/appliances. If it's a flip, I would include the floor and go with upgraded cabinets/counters/finishes. Keep in mind the neighborhood too, and what other 'attractive' kitchens look like in the area. 

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