We've also got maintenance plans. When you think about when you buy something that's so important, it's very easy to fool yourself that you've got a great deal if you don't actually know what the cost of upkeep is going to be. It's pretty important that people know what they're in for, and so there is a plan here to maintain the building that is much more detailed in the first 10 years and is high level out from that, and that will actually let somebody buy a house or buy an apartment knowing what they're buying. We've been pretty pragmatic about that, as I think you've heard from other people, but we haven't made it rigorous at the level of that later part of the years, because, practically, it wouldn't be possible. It's very hard to tell what happens in the future, but it's pretty easy to actually plan out to 10 years.