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The view will be highly valued on any type of property.
For example, with Art Deco, the added value will be an unobstructed view. Not a spectacular one, not a bay view, not a view of the water because there isn’t one, but at least a view of the street, behind. Let’s take the example of when you enter a building on the Bay. Let’s compare, for example, a 750sqft 1bedroom/1bathroom unit with the same layout, the same floor plan, the same surface area, the same materials, the same kitchens, the same amenities. These are neighbors on the same floor; they’re not even next door, they facing each other. Well, there will be a difference of between $100,000 and $150,000
between the two.
The difference will be visible from the window. One will have a magnificent view of the bay, and the other will have a magnificent view of the city. But when you enter a building, we all have this in mind, and it’s human nature, we all expect nothing more than a view of the bay, plain and simple. And that, in turn, comes at a price.
