if its a upscale neighborhood then yes especially if everything is electric on the house, stove, heat, and hotwater.

Hi @Jerry LoCocoNot sure if you found your answer yet, but here in Maine if you are looking for something ornate or something other than the big box store offerings, an independently owned stove shop is the way to go.

If all totally goes to hell: we have a house, candles, wood stove, wood, food, and well for water.Others may not be able to put that all together, but they can buy some extra canned goods or pasta or cereal or rice, etc..I also have some concerns that food prices will go sky high.

I have done this with the stove and refrigerator.

This is also why landlords like electric stoves over gas.

Even patched all the holes from pictures.We removed one 12"x30" upper, moved a hood across the room opposite the sink so the sink and stove are across from one another.

Also picked up two very nice counter depth refrigerators and a stove. 

(maybe rewiring an elevator)  I think when you see that you can put a new furnace in a place (which is about 3 times as hard as installing a stove) you will not just be saving money you are really making more money.

I recently purchased a dishwasher and had my contractor install it in between the sink and the stove.

Replaced used stoves twice at the same house and bought new the last time.