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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
In Unit Washer/Dryers?
Hi,
The trend in Silicon Valley, in the pricier buildings, is toward in unit W/Ds. I'm wondering a few things, but mostly has anyone done this and how much more (in %) they were able to get for their units after installing them?
There is a hassle factor if/when they go on the blink. Also, there would be one less usable closet for my resident. But aside from that, the real question is: How soon could I potentially make my $$ back?
Your thoughts appreciated!
Most Popular Reply

I really feel it's market dependent. However, that being said, I know when I was a renter I didn't even look at units without a washer and dryer.
They add more value than just the financial benefit of the extra $25-$30/month.