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When we talk about the "edge effect", you might think of the discussion of market margins in economics, such as the marginal costs and marginal benefits of market microstructures.
But have you ever thought about the unique application of this concept in the real estate market?Especially when choosing a home, many people will ignore thisThe "edge effect".exists, and the result is often regretted too late.
First of all, let's talk about the problem of this "border household". When choosing a house, many buyers may only pay attention to **, house type or geographical location, but often ignore this "edge effect".
In fact, there are many hidden dangers and disadvantages of housing in such marginal locations.
First of all, fromStructural safetyFrom perspective, only one side of the side house is next to the other houses, and the other three sides are generally the characteristics of the exterior wall, which makes it potentially risky in terms of seismic resistance and structural stability. Especially in areas with frequent occurrences, this point cannot be ignored.
Let's take a lookLight and ventilation。Due to the close proximity of one side to the building, the side households are often blocked by light, resulting in insufficient indoor light.
At the same time, houses with this structure have disadvantages in terms of ventilation, which is especially important in urban environments with poor air circulation.
In addition to this, there is another phenomenon that is very interesting in economics -Network Externalities。In a residential community, each household is a node, forming a living network.
Due to the particularity of their location, the border households tend to have weak connectivity in this network, which affects the social interaction between residents, and may even affect the overall community atmosphere of the community to a certain extent.
Finally, let's talkMarket value。In the second-hand housing market, side households are often not as popular as intermediate units due to the above reasons, which directly affects their liquidity and ability to retain value. From a return on investment perspective, it is clear that the side household is not an ideal choice.
So, the question is: if there are so many problems in the border households, why are there still people willing to buy them?What is the economics behind this?
Actually,This has a lot to do with market information asymmetry。Buyers often lack sufficient information to judge the disadvantages of side households when choosing a house, and developers may not take the initiative to disclose this information for the sake of sales interests.
This creates an information asymmetry in the market, where buyers base their decisions on incomplete information. In economics, one of the key reasons for market failure is this information asymmetry.
In addition, there are also some buyers who think that some of the disadvantages of side households are acceptable due to budget constraints or different needs for real estate. For example, for buyers who value privacy more, the edge home may be just what they need for the privacy of their living space.
To sum up, when choosing housing, especially when considering side households, it is not only necessary to consider ** and location, but also to analyze it in depth from multiple angles to avoid future regrets.
As a buyer, the best way to deal with this information asymmetry in the market is to increase your access to information, fully understand and weigh various factors, and make informed decisions.
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