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I'd say it's closer to real estate than a parking spot... Think of a book store that has a great business but it is located in the middle of a bar district. At

I'd say it's closer to real estate than a parking spot... Think of a book store that has a great business but it is located in the middle of a bar district. At some point the property is more valuable than the business and it makes sense to sell it so someone else can develop a business that better leverages the location.

jacquesm 12y ago
That is by far the best explanation, better than I could have said it myself. Thank you, you nailed it perfectly.
67726e 12y ago
Except you do not own it, you rent it. Most folks who sell domains just pick one up for a few bucks and try to charge a ridiculous fee to transfer it. You are taking a publicly available address and extorting someone who actually intends to use it.