"Estate sales typically last for three days over a weekend: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Since sellers are eager to move product, they will often discount items as the days progress. Friday is full price, Saturday is 25% off, and Sunday is 50% off. This can vary, depending on the estate sale, but since the ultimate goal is to clear a space and sell as much as possible, you can usually count on steeper discounts the longer the sale continues."
"In short, an estate sale is a public sale or auction of a person's belongings. Estate sales happen for a variety of reasons - whether it's a family moving or downsizing, or someone has passed away. Estate sales typically happen in a person's home, and everything from furniture, decor, clothing, jewelry and kitchenware is for sale."
Estate sales are public auctions of personal belongings held in homes when families move, downsize, or after someone passes away. These sales feature furniture, decor, clothing, jewelry, kitchenware, and various household items. Estate sales typically run for three days over a weekend with a progressive pricing structure: Friday offers full price, Saturday provides 25% discounts, and Sunday features 50% discounts. Sellers prioritize clearing inventory and moving products quickly, resulting in increasingly steep discounts as the sale progresses. Estate sales serve as excellent sources for vintage clothing, retro decor, and secondhand luxury items.
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