How do new build apartments in your country look?
This is the "Generic 2020 middle-class new housing" in Germany
How do new build apartments in your country look?
This is the "Generic 2020 middle-class new housing" in Germany
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Pretty much. It looks very boring but I wouldn't mind living there before buying a house in the forest
This is the newest neighborhood in my city. Most Dutch buildings are just appartment complexes with a brick facade to make them look Dutch.
Huh it's almost the same, minus the first floor, which is a good idea
Ugh... that looks like average apartments in Warsaw, so much I had to check the flag
Nice, North Germany (Hamburg and the like) also use brick style a lot. It has at least some character to it.
They don't even extend into the stratosphere you sure it's like Warsaw?
we're probably technologically maxed in housing. So all dense-medium housing look the same. I don't see any innovation coming in the next years.
>few skyscrapes
>every building needs to reach the stratosphere
did you overdose the weed + crack?
Nuevo Polanco, Mexico City
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I live nearby a building that looks like it, it looks better than soviet blocks but they are quite ugly in comparison to the classic architecture of the city.
Rent starts at 1000€/month for these
Buildings are stupidly simple though in the last few years all innovation has been going to isolation and such, we made huge advancements there.
My brother lives in a 2019 finished appartment and his energy bill said his energy consumption indicated a floor surface of something like 12m2 while it's 5x that.
That’s fucking disgusting. I’m so glad I live in an actual house and not a termite mound
yeah, it's the main advantage of new builds over old buildings, low energy bills
otherwise they look dreadfully sterile
>actual house
>paper cuckshed with toy walls
Germans would laugh at your "actual house"
Such is the life. Most of my friends who all started working and have a gf who works as well live in such places and pay about €1k.
It's the only way you can really live like that without it costing half your income.
combine with a half meter sidewalk shared between both pedestrians and bikers
Rentie cope. Enjoy the neighbors above, below, and to all sides, Hans
The town I live in has been in severe economic decline since before WW2, but that didn't stop developers from throwing these stereotypically modern apartments up a couple of years ago and trying to charge $2500/mo to live there.
Less than 50% occupancy. I don't understand the economics of it.
trying to lure in high income tax payers to the town, obviously it's not really working
The keep building ugly apartments like these all over the Southwest
>Less than 50% occupancy. I don't understand the economics of it.
I assume the cost of building those complexes divided by the amount of apartments over 30 years or so amounts to maybe $400 per unit maximum so if you rent out half of them for 6 times that you're golden.
americans try to make it look like a house, even when it's an apartment block
ugh. something went wrong in your architecture faculties.
maintenance costs are a thing
>maintenance costs are a thing
1) not for newly build buildings. Maintenance for shit that isn't covered by service contracts such as aircon, elevators, other breakable stuff won't occur for years and years.
2) you can cover this as well with the gap between the $400 and $2500 they pay in rent
like this, every community has a pool, sport courts and a garage inside
This is from the premium segment though
>maintenance costs are a thing
never lived in an apartment?
like this, except most are at least five stories shorter
well, yeah. generic but livable
Looks like our upper-middle class segment, e.g. nice
Argh Spain is so A R I D.
Sim City
don't tell them or they will start watering all the entire country like people in arizona and new mexico