Two properties being in the same district does not make the comparison direct. Residential and commercial assets serve different needs, so price only becomes meaningful when connected to use, location and expected demand.
In residential property, lifestyle is part of value
Proximity to schools and daily services, street quietness, accessibility and the residential product available all affect location appeal. Prices can therefore vary even between nearby streets in the same district.
In commercial property, movement and use come first
Commercial property needs a different reading: permitted or practical activity, accessibility, visibility and local demand become central factors.
It is not enough to know whether the commercial average is above or below residential. You need to understand what created those transactions and whether they resemble the property you are evaluating.
Separate the data before deciding
Choose the correct category first, then look at transaction count. Compare properties similar in use, location and period. These simple steps prevent quick conclusions based on a single number.
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