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Yea, maybe such warnings about every complex should be kept in a publicly accessible location so buyers are aware of it and owners would be incentivized to take
by bongoman37 5y ago
Yea, maybe such warnings about every complex should be kept in a publicly accessible location so buyers are aware of it and owners would be incentivized to take care of issues to keep their property prices stable.
- showsover 5y agoOr, just an idea, it shouldn't be on buyers to ensure that the building they buy won't crash down on them. It should be on the government requiring companies to build things up to code.
- HarryHirsch 5y agoApparently there was a government official at the meeting where the 2018 report was discussed, and he told the audience that everything was just fine, because home values.
- stdbrouw 5y agoEven buildings that are built to code can deteriorate or suffer unexpected damage.
- donkeyd 5y agoSure, but that moves responsibility from consumers to big business and might impact profits. So we all know that probably won't happen in the US.