“Underlying this culture is the American concept of viewing the home as a short-term investment, a place to stash the bulk of the family's net worth for a few short years, then move on. It's as close to a fail-safe investment as there is, unless it's in a neighborhood in decline or has characteristics that could make it tough to sell. And everyone will tell you that modernism or eccentricity makes for that tough sell, which becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.”
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I totally love hearing someone call out "Street of Dreams" as excessive, overbearing, ridiculous consumerism. Good call posting this one!
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