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I did find this article [0] that argues the opposite: that (high-rise) condos are indeed more expensive per square foot. the fewer square feet per bedroom could
by leetcrew 6y ago
I did find this article [0] that argues the opposite: that (high-rise) condos are indeed more expensive per square foot. the fewer square feet per bedroom could be enough to offset this. I guess it doesn't really matter what the reality is; you could still be right that people perceive apartment dwellers not to be paying their fair share of school funding.
[0] https://financialpost.com/real-estate/condos-cost-more-than-houses-per-square-foot-but-in-some-markets-the-gap-is-closing https://financialpost.com/real-estate/condos-cost-more-than-...
- pchristensen 6y agoYes, towers cost more per sq ft, but I’m talking about local comps - a house in a neighborhood with towers would cost tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. In most of America, towers are rare. Think more of 3 story apartment buildings along suburban arterials - those are unquestionably less expensive than the houses between the arterials.