Does architecture affects your property buying decision?

Something that I truly love, the art of composing planes to form livable homes. However, it may be a foreign concept on what are the components that are within the consideration of architecture. From macro to micro, town planning seems to be most neglected part of basic considerations. It's always taken for granted as well planned townships always perform better than individual pockets of land. They will need to integrate the usage of land with the circulation design, and balance that against density, whether calculated based on plot ratio, or units per acre. Then we move into the entrance statement, carpark, floor layouts, unit layouts, common areas... but often enough buyers only focus on the facility deck and facade of the building. That's why marketing puts in a lot of effort in designing those areas but does it really matter to the performance of the property?