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Originally Posted by Vin
They are way more affordable than the 2-storeyed single-family or town houses. Why would anyone build tall affordable apartments when the restricted policies make those few lots a lot more expensive than they should be?
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Which City policies make lots more expensive to purchase? Unless you mean 'more expensive to develop'. The viewcones are generally pre-determined and known heights to purchasers and developers so the price / cost is baked in.
As a rough example, that's why "orphaned" lots or even heritage buildings are on the market for a lot less than if they could be potentially assembled with neighbouring lots to their given potential by zoning / policy.
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