Yes. The distinction I draw (which many people probably don't) is the difference between a big builder building a lot of buildings at once which are lots owned separately, versus a "mixed-use development" which is managed by a single commercial landlord. Both might have dozens of enterprises or structures, but one is allowed to evolve ac…
Yes. The distinction I draw (which many people probably don't) is the difference between a big builder building a lot of buildings at once which are lots owned separately, versus a "mixed-use development" which is managed by a single commercial landlord. Both might have dozens of enterprises or structures, but one is allowed to evolve according to all of those different owners and the other is managed as a single property or enterprise.
Yes. The distinction I draw (which many people probably don't) is the difference between a big builder building a lot of buildings at once which are lots owned separately, versus a "mixed-use development" which is managed by a single commercial landlord. Both might have dozens of enterprises or structures, but one is allowed to evolve according to all of those different owners and the other is managed as a single property or enterprise.