Asking out of pure curiosity; I didn’t live in US cities long enough to notice it was a thing, but it is an increasing thing in Tokyo, previously through extremely large developers with persistent reputations but increasingly through segmented branded initiatives.
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Like, if you are a VP at BigCo or a lawyer or doctor and you just got transferred to Shibuya, you could reasonably say “OK Residia Tower has to exist there at approximately the price and layout I expect, when can you show me a unit”
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(I am about a Google away from knowing whether there is a Residia Tower in Shibuya but the great thing about branding is that I don’t even need to Google that because Residia Tower of course either exists in Shibuya or is in the pipeline. It’s Residia Tower. It’s Shibuya.)
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Seattle has AVA, which is in a few other cities in the US.
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AVA is the new brand for Avalon, which actually fits your question well — having lived in one of their buildings for 6 months as they went through rebranding (and major renovations), there is a clear effort to make the brand stick with you
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Yes, many Avalon’s too (sometimes in same neighborhood)
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There is a guy who did that with his last name and gold motifs everywhere…
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For *purchasing* residential accommodation, there are some developers in Vancouver which have done enough (~ two-digit # of developments with ~100 units each) to become household names; but usually as "X has horrible build quality, avoid at all costs".
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For rental accommodation, the first thing which comes to mind is "university dorms" which although not a single legal entity is nonetheless a generally consistent quality across the country (and in the summer is often available to non-students).
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