Selling our 2003 Jacuzzi J-370 along with the home...

[ndabunka]

Selling our 2003 Jacuzzi J-370 along with the home.  It's been SOLID.  Replaced the Ozone unit once or twice.  Replaced a thermostat once.  Replaced the Waterfall lighting once under warranty.  Not bad for 20 years of service.  The home buyer has asked for it in the sale of the home so I am in search of it's replacement.

Considering major brands only (Jacuzzi, Sundance, Hot Springs, Beachcomber, Bullfrog, etc).  Ideally seeking a similar 91'x91" sized unit but willing to step down as far as a 84"x84" sized tub due to how much these have gone up in price.  I was considering becoming a Jacuzzi dealer 20 years ago when I bought this one so I basically was able to buy it for costs.  The dealership did become available but my VOIP business also caught fire around that time and I could not do both so had to let someone else pick up that dealership on the cheap.  Open to other products but trying to keep the budget around the $10K-$12K mark this time

[CanadianSpaTech]

Adding your location might help

[ndabunka]

Adding your location might help

Sorry for the confusion.  I am not seeking a local dealer so location is irrelevant. I am just getting back into this and trying to understand the current market.  What has been working well for others.  I see that Salt water systems seem to be the latest fad as they were absent from above ground hot tubs until recently.  I know there has been consolidation in the business with many of the smaller brands being absorbed into the megalithic mfgs.  I also know that this forum was acquired and that many of my old friends on here have vacated so I may have to find a new source of information.

[CanadianSpaTech]

Location effects price and why I asked. As for "salt" systems I do not recommend to my customers unless it is for a spa at say a cottage where you might not see the spa for a few weeks at a time. Some people like them but really not necessary with a basic chemical routine. You are correct the big money funds are buying up everything and Chinese spas are filling the market and they now have North America control components made by Balboa/Gecko and usually have more reasonable pricing. Suggest you visit some of the pool/spa trade "Magazine" websites for more industry related information if that is what you seek. They can be bias but information is available. https://www.poolspamarketing.com/

[ndabunka]

Location effects price and why I asked. As for "salt" systems I do not recommend to my customers unless it is for a spa at say a cottage where you might not see the spa for a few weeks at a time. Some people like them but really not necessary with a basic chemical routine. You are correct the big money funds are buying up everything and Chinese spas are filling the market and they now have North America control components made by Balboa/Gecko and usually have more reasonable pricing. Suggest you visit some of the pool/spa trade "Magazine" websites for more industry related information if that is what you seek. They can be bias but information is available. https://www.poolspamarketing.com/

Thanks for the link.