(Sadly, Elon was more interested in the Twittersphere.)The way laws are written/enforced; it's almost impossible to prosecute and convict competent white-collar criminality, as the smart crooks have found all manner of ways of creating quasi-legitimate facades/presentations that play on people's gullibility and "greed"....this ethos permeates all sectors.

The signage is on top of the building facade facing the main traffic area and is the only one on the building.

But you'd not want to do it on the façade. 

From my research, I have not seen a difference in facade / exteriors on the significant abundance of row / town homes and I'm curious to understand can they be updated / changed.  

Around here in rowhouse territory it's pretty common, bad foundations on soft ground, bulging facades, entire buildings leaning on their neighbor.

@Adam CraigI think you could add some plants towards the line of the brick wall, also by adding some decorative lighting at the brick wall (in the middle between windows) as well as a lamp where the door is the facade would look instantly much better.

This facade that somehow PMs only charge 10%, is just that, a facade.

I'm not a huge fan of window wrapping in rentals, but with the lead paint problems we have down here in Pittsburgh in older residential housing from the 20's and 30's, soffit and fascia wraps are a must, especially on brick-veneered buildings, which really makes the peeling paint on the other facade elements stand out.

Over 13,000 SF with a French Renaissance Limestone Facade.

Rehabbing the facade is a really good idea!