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Originally Posted by 3rd&Brown
In the 1920s they didn't use pink dryvit.
I assure you we have different taste. It's a suburban product in the city made for boomers leaving tacky suburban McMansions with marble entry foyers and oversized dark wood furniture.
Urbanites would never buy here.
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The color should have been anything other then the pink Lmao.
But the building it self has some structure and class to it, at least it isn't just a block with windows.
I said 1920's because it kind of resembles some of the crowns and style that came from the era.