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I don't like it. It looks nice but seems to be very uncomfortable to life. All windows are in wrong place. The most lightened are places were you spend the least time like stairs or bathroom. You won't put desk next to window because theres no place for that. But you have big window right to shower so everyone can see how you take it in the evening. Or in the bedroom, and if you want to invite your guest to balcony they need to go through your bed. Or big one on wall covered by stairs and your living space is in the basement like in the last one. There is no one in bedroom and that halfroom but there are two big in a bathroom instead, yeah why not. God and this washing mashine in the middle of way, why not for example under the stairs (maybe because there is a window and it wouldn't look so nice?) or somewhere in a quite big bathroom, i don't know... Or shelfs above the stair where you risk your life trying put something on the highest one. In all of this flats lots of space is taken away by stairs, wasted or hard to arrange. But when its empty look nice and have wooden floors xp
I just love how deep the baths are,,,in Canada,,the tub is about 12" deep,,,,even being under 5ft, and petite,,,armor off,,the water doesn't cover my squirrel body 😂🤣😅 these homes look very well built and strong. Could you show how that top on the tub looks, so curious how that keeps the water warm. Thank you for the video, very interesting. Sending love to everyone that reads this.❤
I moved to Seoul, Korea a few years ago and i never understood why people are willing to pay so much for an apartment in the city center. Why not just live 40 minutes away from the city and have a nice house? But after living here for 2 years I have really come to understand the 1-2 million dollar price tag on some apartments here. Likely a convenience store on the first floor, a gym, a place to practice golf maybe, a nice spacious parking, a nice place for walks with your dog/kid if it’s an apartment complex. Easy access to everything by car/train within 30 minutes. Coming from a country where a house outside of the city on a private piece of land is the dream, I finally understand apartments
Can I loiter all day or even night in your office when I visit Japan in the future? Omedetto Gozaimasu on your new fabulous realty office. PS I dont have college education but I'm flexible enough that you can hire me as your buddy all around hahaha
11:07 I get its probably a cultural difference but if I was a land lord and my tenant asked if they could put tens if not hundreds of thousands into renovations for free... I'd say yes
I think the fixer-upper is the best for an investor. It is a prime example of why brain-drain in big cities is a thing, though. The second one was definitely for families. The last one was really only justified based on move-in readiness and location. All the prices reek of overinflation though. The only factor truly setting up these prices is the rush of foreign land tycoons and property holding corporations to buy, buy, buy.
this is so architectural. Architects are a very special kind of individuals, obsessed with shapes and forms and wanna make different combinations of them that are able to create great looking spaces and sculptures of light, the problem is that they are always impractical useless buildings that are great for a magazine photo session and nothing more, they are not living quarters at all.
Nice job in showing the house. It looks like they ran out of money to finish it. Reminds me of a clubhouse I built in my backyard when I was a kid. Plywood walls. I guess it’s just a matter of different taste.
Mainland Chinese millionaires are snapping up all small apartment units in Tokyo right now. But I don’t think they will use your service unless you bring in a Chinese employee.
