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> (you turn off some buyers who don’t like the look) Fortunately the modernist minimal grayscale look is universally beloved, so no-one is turned off by that.
by jevoten 3y ago
> (you turn off some buyers who don’t like the look)
Fortunately the modernist minimal grayscale look is universally beloved, so no-one is turned off by that.
- prewett 3y agoI'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, but I am turned off by the grey. I've seen some apartments that I might have considered renting except that everything was grey. I wouldn't buy a house with a bunch of grey flooring, or I'd at least underprice by the cost to replace it.
- midasuni 3y agoBut nobody is more turned off. You have 3 people all disliking boring grey, and 2 grey properties for sale, you have more demand than supply and price rises Build something pink and now you only have 1 person liking it and 2 strongly disliking it, demand now equals supply so price doesn’t rise. Is it worth the risk? There’s a reason rented properties are co feed in magnolia, not just because it’s cheaper to get the same paint in bulk, but because if turns off the fewest people, and those it does don’t have any choice anyway as everywhere is magnolia.
- jevoten 3y ago> Build something pink Yes, when people say they hate dull gray modernist architecture, what they mean is that they want garish pink buildings instead. Thank you for this strawman.