Christopher Brown
Active Member
I'm suggesting the demand for units has consistently outstripped supply leading to a shortage of housing, rental or not. I would as well suggest the majority of purchasers very definitely care about looks and appeal, whether for their own use or to put into the rental market. My casual understanding of the market tells me most units are, or are eventually will be, owner occupied. Your suggestion they focus on price per sq. ft. and fees, only, over and above design, location, curb appeal, amenities, prestige, views, finishes - that makes no sense to me. The price per sq. ft. and more importantly, the price per 'usable' sq. ft. and fees are huge in The One. Yet, hasn't harmed their sales campaign. And I'd bet $1.00 American the majority of those buyers fully intend to set foot and live in all or most of them.
Maybe it's different in the middle of nowhere with cookie cutter condos, but in the core ? No way. This kind of real estate is not a commodity. It's an investment.
Maybe it's different in the middle of nowhere with cookie cutter condos, but in the core ? No way. This kind of real estate is not a commodity. It's an investment.