U-M Property Disposition — Attraction in Ann Arbor

A lot of used items here at great prices. It's not very well organized, though - you have to search through every shelf in every aisle to see what all is available as there was no publicly available inventory I could find. Quality is poor on Several items I saw (they are used, after all, and heavily I'm sure in the academic setting, before they end up at Property) with no return policy and no guarantee that I could see of functionality.

Several items were sold while I was looking around, with a slight delay in marking the item, so be quick if you want to...

Excellent deals on used items from the University of Michigan. You can’t be sure what you’ll find when you go. Anything from filing cabinets and furniture to computers and old hospital equipment. Last time I was there I bought an old projector that I really needed for $50, an old electric pencil sharpener for $5, and a like-new decorative pillow that some student must have abandoned in her dorm room. I doubt you’ll be able to find these things again (well, of course not because I already bought them) but...

Great place to find lightly used quality furniture, PC and outdated lab equipments. Their offer of thrown away office furniture is of better quality than those in math department. Most items are also lightly used (unlike those in math department) The PC frequently costs less than the CPU alone when compared against eBay. You can even pick up a centrifuge for 10 bucks, hplc for 20 bucks. Now you only need a PhD in chemistry to...