Short answer：Proximity to a landmark does not guarantee investment value. Convenience, views, crowds, noise, transport and entry price can offset one another.
Distinguish access and activity
Walk the routes and inspect event and non-event periods. Visitors are not automatically rental demand or a shop’s target customers.
Check what is already priced in
Use matched transactions before attributing differences to location. For planned landmarks, verify status and uncertainty. No causal study here establishes a fixed uplift.
Before deciding
- Observe busy and ordinary periods
- Separate operating from proposed projects
- Test advertised premiums against transactions
Sources and method
Sources support the specific rules described. Checklists and hypothetical calculations are editorial explanations, not measured market results or individual approvals.
Revision：Removed unsupported experience, case outcomes and statistics; corrected the topic-specific rules and limitations described above.
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