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It depends on the kitchen size and your expectations. Your price range describes kitchens that we would never buy for a rental apartment, but only for a self-ow
by Slartie 8y ago
It depends on the kitchen size and your expectations. Your price range describes kitchens that we would never buy for a rental apartment, but only for a self-owned one or a house you bought. The more typical kitchens in rental apartments cost between 1000-6000€, and take one or two days to build up (for a professional, although a lot of people do large parts of the work themselves or have talented friends do it, so it takes a little longer but is cheaper).
Many times people also bring their old appliances from their old kitchens with them, so they only need to buy the cabinets and stuff.
It still is one of the big pain points in moving: what happens with the old kitchen, and where do I get a new one from?
- st26 8y agoThanks for the reply. Still hard to imagine! The cabinets and counters in particular, the mind boggles. I completely agree, it sounds like a huge pain point.