Each month, more than 60 million people in the U.S. visit Craigslist. And when you combine this with the traffic over at Geebo, Oodle, ClassifiedGiants, Backpage and so on, it’s easy to understand why many businesses are at least browsing through online classifieds as they hunt for used office furniture.
As you consider relocating your office, one of the factors – and possible one of the obstacles – that may prevent you from moving into a better, more functional space is the need to purchase new furniture.
Here at Precision, our clients often ask us, “How to find more of my existing office furniture?”
Comparing Used vs. New Office Furniture
While finding the right space is (obviously) the biggest challenge when it comes to a business move, there’s another question that needs to be answered before you head to your new home: should your take your existing office furniture or buy new office furniture?
As you plan for your business move, you’re likely assessing your used cubicles and deciding whether to repurpose the furniture for the new office space or perhaps sell them in the large, active and competitive used furniture market.
You’ve generously decided that instead of moving some of your used office furniture to your new location, you’ll donate it a local charity organization.
As you consider or prepare for your upcoming business move, an important issue you’ll need to address sooner than later is whether you should refurbish or sell your used office furniture.
As you evaluate whether your used office furniture should go with you to your new space, you’re obviously focusing on issues such as condition, functionality, style and design.
As you consider relocating your office or prepare for an upcoming business move, there’s a key issue that you’ll need to address: what should you do with your used office furniture.