Comment by nameless912
2 years ago
Not when the primary asset of the business appreciates on its own. The fact that the building itself is an investment that can appreciate in value irrespective of its usage means that the incentives are misaligned.
2 years ago
Not when the primary asset of the business appreciates on its own. The fact that the building itself is an investment that can appreciate in value irrespective of its usage means that the incentives are misaligned.
I'm still wondering how the incentives work. It seems like more money (from renting) is better than less money.
> The fact that the building itself is an investment that can appreciate in value irrespective of its usage means that the incentives are misaligned.
You do not seem to understand how commercial property is valued at all.
Your rant is some /r/LateStageCapitalism nonsense.