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Buildings always lose value over time unless they have exceptional historical value. A small, new apartment next to the old, big apartment I live in is much mo
by wodenokoto 4y ago
Buildings always lose value over time unless they have exceptional historical value.
A small, new apartment next to the old, big apartment I live in is much more expensive than mine. And mine was considered high end when it was built.
- TheDong 4y agoYour claim is something different. You're claiming that _relative to newer buildings_, yours has lost value. The parent poster is claiming that _relative to the same building in the past_, prices go down in japan and up elsewhere. Would the apartment you live in now have cost more or less 5 or 10 years ago? That's really the thing the parent poster is talking about, and other newer constructions are unrelated to that point.