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Originally Posted by alps
If the website is correct, only one of the units on the third floor is occupied. Must be nice and quiet!
For those prices I imagine prospective buyers would rather find a place on the peninsula. And I think they've priced the vast majority of millennials out.
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I wonder if there could be any issue with large portions of the building seemingly unoccupied for so long? I assume the developer must be incurring some cost to inspect, insure, and maintain all those units. I guess the hope of the high price outweighs the ongoing costs? Is there some calculus I am missing here, or is it just deep pockets who will hold until they get their price?