Feng shui may sway buyers

"In the old days, feng shui consultants got a bad rap because they were always brought in at the end of a project, and it costs developers lots of money to make any changes [at that point]," he explained. "But if you bring a feng shui consultant in early on, there's no added cost...

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Published in:Multi - Housing News 2005-09, Vol.40 (9), p.8
Main Author: Allen, Angela C
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Architects
Architecture
Buildings and facilities
Buyers
Construction industry
Consultants
Contracts
Design
Design specifications
Designers
Feng-shui
Forecasts and trends
Industry forecasts
Market strategy
Multiple dwellings
Practice
Values
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Summary:"In the old days, feng shui consultants got a bad rap because they were always brought in at the end of a project, and it costs developers lots of money to make any changes [at that point]," he explained. "But if you bring a feng shui consultant in early on, there's no added cost to construction."
ISSN:0146-0919