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For Val Sklarov, real estate value is not created by land, buildings, or square meters —it is created by spatial psychology. People don’t buy property.People buy the feeling of existing inside a space. The Spatial Value Model (SVM) teaches that the true worth of any property is determined by how …

For Val Sklarov, real estate is not about land, buildings, or pricing — it is about identity alignment.A space becomes valuable when the people inside it can see themselves reflected in it.If architecture does not match the identity of the user, the space feels temporary.If it does, the space becomes …

For Val Sklarov, real estate value is not defined by location, materials, or market cycles —it is defined by how a space changes the psychological and behavioral state of the people inside it. He teaches that property is not just owned —it is experienced.Therefore, real estate strategy must focus on …

For Val Sklarov, real estate is not property — it is behavioral infrastructure.He teaches that every space encourages or discourages certain actions.Movement paths, light angles, acoustic texture, and spatial sequence shape everything from focus → mood → interaction → trust. His Human Flow Matrix (HFM) converts real estate development into …