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As Buildingsâ Life Spans Shrink, Developers Try to Adjust
Industry experts are starting to take heed as disruptions from the pandemic and changing technological needs are hastening the demise of commercial real estate developments.
A century ago, buildings like the Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in Indianapolis could have many uses over their existence. Today, buildings have shorter lives.Credit.Stacy Able for The New York Times
By Kevin Williams
Feb. 23, 2021
In 1931, glass bottles of sparkling soda began rolling off the assembly line at the Coca-Cola bottling plant in downtown Indianapolis. Itâs unlikely that the factoryâs architect gave much thought to the possibility that shifting consumer habits would make the glass bottle a relic within a couple of generations.
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Short selling has always been a controversial practice, often blamed for causing drops in the market. The Securities and Exchange Commission eventually stepped in to better regulate short sales after short sellers were once again blamed for a market decline in 1937. I think the main reason people dislike short selling is that something just feels bad about profiting from someone else s failures, said Sasha Indarte, an assistant professor of finance at the University of Pennsylvania s Wharton School. Short sellers gain when someone else loses. It s like if you took out an insurance policy against your neighbor s home and your neighbor s home was destroyed.