Oh_hunnihunni, I live and have majority share in a small 2 bedroom retirement over 60's Unit in a small village, 23 similar units.
They are poorly built; for instance, main bedroom too small for a double bed, washing machine's space/cupboard too small for a standard washing machine.
Poor construction in general, with strange cheap cut price joinery installed.
Current G.V. $425,000, which is a joke of over-valuation, originally sold for about $95,000 in about 2008, just missed out on double glazing, although some has been retro-installed. I no longer sleep in the main bedroom as it is too cold with not much sunshine, I sleep in the lounge by the heat pump all the time now.
Woolston Park is quite run down although there are two good river walks very close to me. My dog Stella used to love walking them with me, I miss her, it's been almost a year since she's been gone now.
The new unit double story flats that have been built next door and on one side of the home mentioned in #8,450 post above, are smaller than this unit I am in, with two bedrooms, one upstairs bathroom, open plan living room on ground floor, there are four of these new flats built on a ground area which used to have a two bedroom elegant house with a extensive garden, the new flats' rent are around $570/week for each one of four. No garages for cars, not even a car port just a tarmac area to park and no shed to store tools and garden tools such such as they are, a small patch of artificial grass like a mini golf course. It is possible to see whenever anyone is using the toilet by the lighted silhouette on the glazed windows of the four flats which back onto the established house I am talking about.
The 2 new flats on the other side are just started being built so it is hard to say what the final result will be but have been told they are going to be single story which is a relief although apparently they could be up to 3 stories high if the owner wishes to do that.
They are poorly built; for instance, main bedroom too small for a double bed, washing machine's space/cupboard too small for a standard washing machine.
Poor construction in general, with strange cheap cut price joinery installed.
Current G.V. $425,000, which is a joke of over-valuation, originally sold for about $95,000 in about 2008, just missed out on double glazing, although some has been retro-installed. I no longer sleep in the main bedroom as it is too cold with not much sunshine, I sleep in the lounge by the heat pump all the time now.
Woolston Park is quite run down although there are two good river walks very close to me. My dog Stella used to love walking them with me, I miss her, it's been almost a year since she's been gone now.
The new unit double story flats that have been built next door and on one side of the home mentioned in #8,450 post above, are smaller than this unit I am in, with two bedrooms, one upstairs bathroom, open plan living room on ground floor, there are four of these new flats built on a ground area which used to have a two bedroom elegant house with a extensive garden, the new flats' rent are around $570/week for each one of four. No garages for cars, not even a car port just a tarmac area to park and no shed to store tools and garden tools such such as they are, a small patch of artificial grass like a mini golf course. It is possible to see whenever anyone is using the toilet by the lighted silhouette on the glazed windows of the four flats which back onto the established house I am talking about.
The 2 new flats on the other side are just started being built so it is hard to say what the final result will be but have been told they are going to be single story which is a relief although apparently they could be up to 3 stories high if the owner wishes to do that.
It's not the least charm of a theory that it is refutable. The hundred-times-refuted theory of "free will" owes its persistence to this charm alone; some one is always appearing who feels himself strong enough to refute it - Friedrich Nietzsche