> Can't see why a condo inherently should appreciate less than a house? If there is demand there is demand. Probably depends on city maturity. In most North Am

> Can't see why a condo inherently should appreciate less than a house? If there is demand there is demand. Probably depends on city maturity. In most North American cities, there is plenty of room for more condos. In your case, it is not possible to build more condos either.