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]]> http://www.losangelesrealestatevoice.com/blog/mansionization-big-big/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Dane Thu, 08 Oct 2009 20:24:58 +0000 http://www.losangelesrealestatevoice.com/?p=498#comment-47 Yes! though I can understand the reasons developers feel that they need to get profitability from every square foot (I empathize -- building is even more expensive than most people realize), I wish they would also understand that you don't want to win the battle only to lose the war. If every house and condo compound were just a huge angular box, then the charm of the entire neighborhood gradually erodes, which eventually impacts the developer's brand name, too. Yes! though I can understand the reasons developers feel that they need to get profitability from every square foot (I empathize — building is even more expensive than most people realize), I wish they would also understand that you don’t want to win the battle only to lose the war. If every house and condo compound were just a huge angular box, then the charm of the entire neighborhood gradually erodes, which eventually impacts the developer’s brand name, too.

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