i think that leaseing would be more costly then buying that land
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That's entirely up to the terms of the lease. In theory a company could choose to lease a building for any $ amount a day, that would most likely be much lower than buying. I think people will only get into leasing the land if it's profitable to them, so lease can't be that high. Remember when we are talking about buying we are at multiple 100k.
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That's entirely up to the terms of the lease. In theory a company could choose to lease a building for any $ amount a day, that would most likely be much lower than buying. I think people will only get into leasing the land if it's profitable to them, so lease can't be that high. Remember when we are talking about buying we are at multiple 100k.
which also means that the leaser will likely charge enough to make a profit within a reasonable amount of time
which also means that the leaser will likely charge enough to make a profit within a reasonable amount of time
yeah, but I kinda see it the same as with wages. You can only make them so high, before operating becomes unprofitable and you stop paying this wage. The same is here, if you can't turn a profit with paying the lease, then you would stop leasing. If no one is paying the lease, the price for the lease would drop to attract new leasers - supply and demand
yeah, but I kinda see it the same as with wages. You can only make them so high, before operating becomes unprofitable and you stop paying this wage. The same is here, if you can't turn a profit with paying the lease, then you would stop leasing. If no one is paying the lease, the price for the lease would drop to attract new leasers - supply and demand
In first need to to introduce universal price for lease and later it may use demand supply
In first need to to introduce universal price for lease and later it may use demand supply
why would there be a need to introduce a universal price? There is also no universal price for appartment rent or how high the interest of your bank deposit is. If you were interested in leasing land you would calculate the daily lease as a business expense like wages or materials to see if you can turn a profit.
which company? the retail? the apartments?
and what happens if there is still stock in the retail or someone is living in the retail when the lease ends?
I mean if you leased a land slot with an apartment building already on it, then after lease it should, together with it's tenants, be transferred back to the owner of the land. Same for every time you lease land that already has a business on it. If you lease land with a retail store on it you should receive your stock back, but the building on the land goes back to the owner when your lease ends.
The biggest problem I see with this idea so far is how to handle leasing land with no construction on it. If you lease empty land and construct on it, the owner of the land should have to compensate you in some form when the lease ends and the land goes back to the owner as it now has a construction on it.
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