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We still have a few of those here in DC. I've always assumed they're just a way for the owner to hold onto the real estate until it's time to sell.
by Breza 2y ago
We still have a few of those here in DC. I've always assumed they're just a way for the owner to hold onto the real estate until it's time to sell.
- amyames 2y agoSF only approves something like 3-4 new housing construction projects a month for its 800,000 or so population. If I have that wrong, just chime in. So even if you lucked out and acquired land , inherited it , or whatever . It could be years before you can do anything with it. If you even have the money to build on it. Parking is the only rent you might be collecting on it.