In my area new kitchens with granite are standard at the $180k price point along with remodeled bathrooms, siding on older homes, etc.

The unit has brand new cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances - which I was able to get for a decent price.

granite is pretty cheap nowadays and very durable.

In our case the apartments are a historic granite building so we named it Old Stone Acres .

You're going to get more for granite than formica in the neighborhood I buy, but would I do that for a rental...no way.

There was no hard "decision moment" depicted on the show, since she was already living in her new condo.Every time I watch a flipping show and something like the granite gets dropped and breaks, my husband always chimes in and says "that was staged."

Granite look countertops and stainless in the kitchen?

-  "Because they tell you they own 15 units all with new granite countertops + new fridges in the kitchens, but their personal kitchen has 30 year old countertops and a 1960s lime green fridge."). 

Are tenants willing to pay more for an upgraded kitchen, potlights, granite counters, etc.?

Granite?