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Originally Posted by Changing City
Meanwhile, in the real world, if you look at the floorplans, you'll see there's an amenity space for the residents at the very top of the building, with residential units on the upper floors (which have the highest value). The possible hotel rooms are at the bottom of the building, in the podium. |
I know, like I said, I'm wishing it's the other way round: something for the owners to consider if they want a money-making amenity in the future, instead of yet another boring hotel with an underutilized amenity space for residents.
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