Howdy, curious if anyone wants to part with their Bricklink Modular Construction site. PM with availability and price. thanks.

1 hour ago, MotorCityMuscle said:

Howdy, curious if anyone wants to part with their Bricklink Modular Construction site. PM with availability and price. thanks.

Lots of folks do ... https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=910008-1&name=Modular Construction Site&category=[BrickLink Designer Program]&cond=N#T=S&O={"ss":"US","cond":"N","loc":"US","rpp":"500","iconly":0}

Wow! $670 is a surprisingly high number!!!

actually, it only seems high relative to the modular Lego store and the bowling alley current prices…$450ish

do you guys think I’m crazy for thinking that?

I would like to know why it's so much higher as well

I imagine because these are just now trickling in to buyers and we'll see prices stabilize a bit lower in a couple weeks.

9 hours ago, House Schubert said:

Wow! $670 is a surprisingly high number!!!

actually, it only seems high relative to the modular Lego store and the bowling alley current prices…$450ish

Another consideration would be to compare the buy in of $179.99 vs $319.99  Other than simple forces of the market as @keymomachinementioned, buy-in will likely be the #1 driver in the high price. For comparison, the construction site has reached 2.09x of rrp vs 2.5x rrp for the Store.  The supply is similar (10,000 units) and buy-in was same for everyone, so their secondary market  performance will most likely be similar as is the case now.  One big difference being upfront capital invested (1.78x.)   Either way, as long as modular demand remains high, both of these sets will remain strong performers for the foreseeable future. 

Now obviously all of that analysis is thrown out the window if Lego decides to produce their own Modular Store or Construction site.

 

 

Still being delivered so supply is going to increase

Castle in the forest was reaching almost a grand on ebay prior to delivery, now it sits at 500€ with no-one buying it.