Isn't paint more resistant to things like moss and dirt buildup? At least if you use the right kind and wash it once in a while.
Could be, but paint tends to show dirt as well (water dribbles carrying dirt, etc.) because it's a uniform colour. Concrete is mottled in appearance and hides dirt better.
I'm curious about how much air flow you'll get with these windows, because the opening is at or below the level of the balcony glass, so there may not be much up draft.
But you've also got the door as well.
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Any photo of the nook?
He's nook obsessed!
Noticeably $720 for a 940sqft unit seems quite pricey to me, that's over $0.75/sqft strata fees. Perhaps that's the new normal now though. I've heard Olympic Village strata fees can be over $1/sqft.
Noticeably $720 for a 940sqft unit seems quite pricey to me, that's over $0.75/sqft strata fees. Perhaps that's the new normal now though. I've heard Olympic Village strata fees can be over $1/sqft.
There's that massive amenities rec centre to manage and staff....
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There's that massive amenities rec centre to manage and staff....
Is it really oversized given that the costs are spread over residents of 3 of the largest residential buildings in Vancouver? You could be right though.
Is it really oversized given that the costs are spread over residents of 3 of the largest residential buildings in Vancouver? You could be right though.
The residential could/should also be paying a portion of the overall common area expenses that include the maintenance of the pedestrian walkways, etc.
Complex fee sharing arrangements seem to end up in lawsuits.
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