HabiStore

I was so disappointed in this store. The pricing is full retail in most cases and on things that are clearly worn. Some of this stuff is nice but who's paying $1,100 for a used leather couch? Or $450 on a used medium sized storage cabinet! Oh but we were supposed to happy about that price because it was reduced from $660-ish! I don't care how MCM cool it is. This is a secondhand store. It was actually insulting. $45 for a coffee maker stand with burn marks on the top of it. We went to At Home 30 minutes later and bought a nicer one, NEW for $50. A painted screen was priced at $500! The "art" was all over priced. A used trundle bed with chips and no mattress, $225. I could go on and on but this review is bumming me out. I guess some of these pieces are "worth" these prices somewhere but not at a store like this one. Also, the folks who work or volunteer there ignored our very friendly "Hello" and "good bye" and were more interested in their phones, shopping themselves or conversing with each other. Not one person asked if we could use some help even after I tried to get their attention. I have volunteered for Habitat for Humanity in years past and nothing about this place screams "we're here to help the community" On a better note, and I'm really digging here, they do have cheap paint. They also have lots of things for a house like toilets, headboards, lighting fixtures (if you're able to piece one together), conduit, tables, etc...... again I was very disappointed. I hope your experience is different but this is mine and I'm here with my truth. The two stars are for the fact that they're open 7 days a week, and that I find it very difficult to give 1 star because they DO have household things as advertised.

It's been years since I was actually inside the store .It's has home building supplies and also home furnishings as I remember .I was there to drop off some building supply donations . They only take new paint unopened to see or use in their community projects . If donating you may want to call first to see what they would accept . Saves frustration of them picking and choosing what they want or will take . Busy big store on s side of grant east of the freeway n of old pascua neighborhood.

I stopped in here with my dog (love any store my dog is welcome). We walked around just to check it out. The prices didn't seem like a deal - seemed average to high. There was a table with stuff people were picking over. I didn't stop to rummage with them. The style also seems average for the most part - nothing stood out as anything other them boxy, 1990s furniture. I didn't find a few pieces but you have to walk slowly to find them. Staff was friendly, no one offered to help me find anything or asked if I had any questions.

This place is a joke. I've donated several loads there recently and have yet to be greeted pleasantly or thanked for my contributions - and that is only when I can find someone to help me with heavy items. Today I donated a very nice 5x7 rug, lightly used, and which I just had cleaned Asian Trading for $100. It wasn't busy but I had to hunt for help, and all the guy said is Are there any stains or rips. Referring to an obviously just clean rug and like I can't read their rules. If you want to donate where your dollars will help and you'll feel good about it, go to The Humane Society Thrift Store on Wilmot.

Great service and unique finds, always! People are helpful and kind. I got a file cabinet which was perfect for my closet and an office table that was very stylish.

I found three second hand windows here. They helped me load them into my car and we had fun. Nice staff.

We always find great pieces of furniture for our home. The prices are a little high but worth it. Their store prices pieces fairly.

So I found this item I wanted. It was perfect my anniversary. I had to take call in the store and I was standing next to the item. A "volunteer" picked it up and was looking at it. I told her I was going to purchase it. She told me "No you can't. It's been purchased". She brought it up to the counter. I saw her looking at it and trying to look it up on her phone when I was standing there, so I know she wanted the item for herself! The store was nearly empty. The manager came up. I told him I wanted to buy the item and he said "it was sold". That was a lie. I had to continue dealing with my business issue on the phone outside the store for about an hour. No one came out with the item! It's not fair that volunteers or employees can take things from you on the floor!

I go here regularly and find some collectible items like attached great selection always has discounted colored tags and specials with mark downs

Wanted to donate two very good condition recliners.When they came to pick them up they declined one of them because of slight discoloration where head rests.I am DONATING chairs in good shape and you're nitpicking? Just saying!