Realtor Infographic Rent vs Buy for Upgrading Homeowners

Real estate infographic titled "Rent vs Buy Comparison for Upgrading Homeowners". Archetype: RENT VS BUY comparison. Editorial real-estate magazine illustration in blueprint architect style with dark dashboard palette, clean grid, technical linework, subtle glowing accents, high contrast data panels, modern comparison layout designed for existing homeowners upgrading. Create a side-by-side comparison infographic with 6 numbered stages/sections, each including a short heading IN English, a time estimate, an illustrative cost example labeled as example using generic currency with no symbol, and a small property/document icon. Sections: 1. Current Housing Review — time estimate: 1 week — cost example: 500 example — icon: house document. 2. Budget and Equity Check — time estimate: 1-2 weeks — cost example: 1200 example — icon: calculator and deed. 3. Monthly Rent Scenario — time estimate: 12 months example — cost example: 2400 example per month — icon: apartment key. 4. Monthly Buy Scenario — time estimate: 30 years example — cost example: 3100 example per month — icon: mortgage document and home. 5. Upfront Costs Comparison — time estimate: 2-4 weeks — cost example: 18000 example — icon: closing folder. 6. Long-Term Value Outlook — time estimate: 5 years example — cost example: 45000 example — icon: bar chart and property. Include visual comparison elements such as split panels for renting versus buying, equity growth bars, maintenance versus flexibility callouts, lifestyle upgrade cues, and a summary decision panel tailored to move-up buyers. No real bank, brokerage, lender, or listing logos. No watermarks. No specific listing prices or city-specific guarantees. Target search intent should be rendered visually, not as on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, illustrative numbers labeled "example", no specific real-bank or brokerage logos, no watermarks No real bank / brokerage / lender logos. Illustrative numbers labeled as example. No specific listing prices or city-specific guarantees.