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Originally Posted by JackBauer24
I know they do. I had this discussion about the Lansdowne spec on this forum recently.
Minto was clearly going after a different market than Glebites. Minto clearly saw that there was no need to go "high end" (I use that term loosely, I personally don't think hardwood flooring is high end) since there would be enough demand in their project.
I have heard many, many, many complaints about the specifications (or lack there of) of the towns at Lansdowne.
But look at what Minto did at Beechwood, they were targeting Baby Boomers, delivered a spec that Baby Boomers liked/wanted, cut the amenities Baby Boomers didn't want and they sold very well thus far.
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What are the amenities Baby Boomers don't want?
I thought that the Lansdowne towers also had laminate as standard?
I think Minto's calculation is not that the buyers would be happy with laminate floors but they are counting on healthy upgrade revenue.
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