Open plan not so popular anymore

Started by George

about 3 years ago

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You heard it from me first, on this board about 2-3 years ago. "In general, the open layout—which was so ubiquitous prior to the pandemic—is not as popular, as residents need doors to close so they can take calls or video meetings in peace. "

Response by George

about 3 years ago

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https://www.mansionglobal.com/articles/more-downtown-more-tech-workers-more-dishwashersnew-york-luxury-housing-is-a-changed-market-post-pandemic-01664706820

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Response by 300_mercer

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It is some brokers trying to find relevance. Closed kitchen needs a legal window and people in 1000 sq ft 2 bed rooms just don’t have that extra window. From the listings I see, open concept is still what sells. Separate kitchen, may be for stuffy coop type people.

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Response by 300_mercer

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And Google thinks that I am a potential buyer for $50mm+ Central Park Tower homes with open kitchens and its fancy chef's restaurant. It keep showing me ads before youtube videos.

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Response by 300_mercer

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PyVTTheBTo

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