Re:Commercial property deals in the US are starting to pick ...
by Larrikin on Thursday February 15, 2024 @12:02PM
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This isn't a rule everywhere. I have the largest and most windows I've ever had in an apartment and my bedroom is in the interior. I actually find it nice, no need for black out curtains, I can easily nap during the day.
My apartment is fitted with multiple sprinklers, which I assume gets it up to code.
Re:Commercial property deals in the US are starting to pick ...
by sandworm101 on Thursday February 15, 2024 @03:46PM
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Nor are fire escapes and sprinklers mandatory everywhere. Each local has its own standards but nobody should ever argue for a race to the bottom, that because some area doesn't do X that another area should follow that example just to lower costs.
Re:Commercial property deals in the US are starting to pick ...
by Retric on Thursday February 15, 2024 @05:10PM
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As long as you maintain safety, more options aren’t a race to the bottom. People take cruise vacations on indoor cabins without windows demonstrating it isn’t a problem for a significant percentage of the population.
Yes, this does make apartments more expensive but so does every rule that sets a minimum construction standard.