Kaïn Walgrave

Kaïn Walgrave

“Bodemprijzen”

For less, little is going to happen.

In a broader economic sense, the concept of bottom price is used for this purpose. It refers to the level at which prices cannot decline any further because it is no longer profitable to produce or trade the respective good.

Is this, then, the endpoint?

Identifying bottom prices, on the other hand, can be useful for investors looking for bargains, or for sellers planning their selling strategies.

But how do they reach that point?

Suppose you were to add up only your materials, the rent of a studio, the heating, the water, and an insurance policy, and divide that price by 50 — you arrive at the bottom price of Kaïn Walgrave’s project.

Can it be a little more?