For example, if you reference this article, there are things going on in certain markets that make me feel like with the proper application of the technology, and with an eye towards aesthetics, alternative building methods don't have to remain that way for everyone.

We also implement well designed and aesthetically pleasing homes within our forward thinking site plans, to ensure both people in the community and homeowners are happy.

I don't have a sense of rehab costs in this area, but all the pictures suggest the unit will need at least a new roof and aesthetic rehab, wiring, new appliances for all the pictured units.Further, the listing claims 6 slots of off-street parking but no pictures.

It does need some aesthetic changes but the roof is new, windows are aluminum wrapped, small yard.Listed price: $139kAsking price: $95k ???

We have upgraded this property a decent amount from an aesthetics and general cleanliness standpoint, and put about $7,000 of work into it to begin with (new countertops, a few appliances, new carpet, paint, and tree removal).

I'd do some aesthetic rework on it

Beyond that, everything else (cosmetics, aesthetics, etc) are as they are.

There were a few aesthetic lighting changes on the 1st floor (get rid of the sconces). later he drew up plans to deal with a problem of the stairs leading to the basement.Oh, yeah.... the stairs.

My thoughts are....Reorganize the homes into a well thought out , functional, and aesthetically pleasing layout.

Things that are aesthetic specific, almost always I would buy myself, but the labor is pretty cut and dry on these.