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Originally Posted by blankall
In fact, it's so common that I'd suggest not buying anything here made in the 80s to the early 2000s. Unfortunately, it was a time period where lots of developers were putting up cookie cutter buildings and cutting corners.
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Has it really gotten better? Every time I go into a new-built condo, it feels cheaply thrown together. The stuff built in the 60s/70s might look ugly in comparison (and have post-tention cable issues in some instances), but they seem to be build to a more solid standard than what you get today.
I have a feeling we're going to be seeing a lot more of this kind of stuff going forward, especially of condos/homes built in the 2000s boom era.