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Author: AlainKun November 1, 2007
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21 Comments

1 November 2007
ale / pepino

This type of real estate shares changed much over Japan, both in name and in terms of how we recovered. But in the real estate search sites that I check is costing me find some shelter in which the quota of 15,000 passes. And do not you talk about people, you speak such Yokohama or Fukuoka.

In general, I recommend you speak more than Tokyo and "Japan", because these generalizations about things that maybe you are away.

1 November 2007
Alainkun

Ale / pepino: Well, the 15,000 yen that you are talking about between 10,000 and 35,000 I said I do not? My apartment is not in Tokyo ;)

1 November 2007
Antonio Milla

I love your comments are illustrative verdaremante d ela life they lead ... and I think it is important to see other societies and ways of life.

Community here I pay 50 € a month + extra expenses, that your comment, for example a home ten years changing the ramp of the garage and will cost us € 3500 to neckline. Not counting several breakdown, and other doors in a neighborhood of 16 homes and have an annual expenditure of over one million pts d elas old, went from 6000 € easily.

The pay is not bad, if not to have neighbors who care for the common areas ...

UN ABRAZO

1 November 2007
Natalia

Well, I paid € 400 community and we are 2 blocks each with three gates, two gates with 10 floors each floor. Edf I could train people and it's still expensive as payment.

1 November 2007
addo00

I think that spending is almost the same in my house is paid a lot more .... at least from barcelona. But in the end ... and in the area of Barcelona, the community is almost like a salary, so good ... so this thing ...
luck with the floor! mudanzas do is very handsome, well ... more or less, but gives illusion!: D
good luck ... come. ... Now you have to deck mount a feast for those who see the page ... or shelter or something ... ha!
*** *** yuri fan hahahahahaha

1 November 2007
kanyin

anda q no man knew Esab q Puff on the fifth floor and said I had been seeing a huge problem all things to climb up = O
then see if you have hang photos of your house as is and q is a view for a little more aware of your community, congratulations again

1 November 2007
loki

juas costs if there is property, not how many there are in Spain, but that of paying the expenses of the ladder seems a bit expensive xD

1 November 2007
Naruhito

Third and 2 rooms with terrace overlooking the sea in Takamatsu, Shikoku, maintenance 24,000 per month.
Eighth with a large terrace and two rooms in Funabashi, Chiba, maintenance: Wing 33600.

Detail as "curious" that tell of being rent in Okayama, the apartment had a terrace which was separated from the others by simple screens. Well, the scare me one morning he got out of the shower as my mother brought me to the world and see through the door of the terrace a few guys wearing a terrace maintenance jumping to another to put a cloth because they were fixing some security chuminaaa the facade ... osssstiaassss said, but Coj s eb estooooo!, it turns out that the terraces are considered part of the façade and therefore "pisables without prior permission" from the maintenance, so Imagine that you want to levantais and amidst the enthusiasm morning you are two guys jumping on your terrace, juuassss, jajaja .... I flip.

Pepino also said that it depends on the type of maintenance that requires the building and the care that you make, but are closer to what he says Alain.

2 November 2007
Alainkun

Natalia: 400 euros per month? goes, seems to be a luxury building.

Naruhito: Yes, it is curious that Japan still considers the building owned by the construct.
Yes, you said your prices are within the ranges that I've seen a lot of looking to buy flats and stop to talk to real estate.

2 November 2007
Jelens

That's all different ... well, except that here in Madrid fell to the floor Second floor, including, it is much cheaper because you save the cost of a lift but they are easier to steal and these street tragándote caring for cars to pass.
First of all, you stay pretty and termineis to buy things that you needed a little bit.
Saludetes!

2 November 2007
silverchaos2k

I am not much since the change in the yen-euro ... but so far in euros? T_T And I read it around 400 €! que pasada!

3 November 2007
Ryu

10000yenes would be about 60 and 35,000 €, 210 €.
that expensive! but we must bear in mind that Japan earns much more ...
greetings

3 November 2007
Anais

I paid U $ 200.00 in maintenance (community) and I live in Panama, a country that you call the third world, I see prices cheaper in Japan.

3 November 2007
Shinigami

caroooo that !!!!! with those prices I think you would have fared better to buy a motor home ... .. Bromita is that your floor is very good!

3 November 2007
Andraeil

I saw one the other day cartelito hung in the elevator to remember the payment and I think in my community were to be 5 euro 150 flats per floor with 2 houses. So I do not that much difference if, like all pay to live here in the first or fifth

3 November 2007
Natalia

In my edf also pay all the same. Well no, I think the 3 rooms pay a bit less. My apartment is 4 bedrooms with swimming pool, garage and plaza pa giant play. It is a kind of immense enclosure, but nothing of luxuries, ¬ ¬. The edf is over 30 years. The good news is that in September we do 3 days of partying with the community and other contests, xDDD. And living in Benidorm no wonder that the community is expensive.

4 November 2007
Ruben

In Japan and Spain, more or less expensive, we like it more or less (more less than more, that there is no doubt), so if that does not fail unfortunately is that we pay them ... but I'm paying in Seville 50 € or so per month, which initially seemed expensive but after reading your comments ... as I have cheered the day lads!

That if, if I had to pay 400 for that money for my rent a penthouse for herself or, better yet, I got it for the maintenance of the block and I pagais my! : D

4 November 2007
An

Man ... seems expensive, especially considering that these are communities of neighbors who do not pay anything ... we take turns to clean up this site and if it is collected when you have to do any repairs or painting ... or something like that, but while therefore do not pay a hard, then other communities are economicas ... but the truth is that it is not 27,000 yen :) Saludos y suerte :)

4 November 2007
otakupsx

seems better to live in an apartment house
saludines bye

6 November 2007
Enriqueta ... XD ...

[off-topic]
losiento to do this off-topic but I want to congratulate you for what you accomplished and be there as these ... you are the envy of many people, especially young ... [off-topic off]

PD: toy studying esi ... and so next year pa

16 November 2007
Òscar

I pay € 96 each month, the farm is old and we have no goalie, just a guy who is 2 times a week for 2 hours to clean the stairs. 10 We are neighbors and my apartment is small but the m2 in which payment proportionately low (a 7.8% of total expenditure). I have friends in Barcelona paid 15 euros a month ... I wonder how they do, is not nobody comes to clean the stairs but this is only 1700 euros per year are saved ... I think we fool with the issue of maintenance of the elevator or when there are few neighbors to pay much in maintenance as it is not so divided.

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