Apartments.
Apartment.
Hey there, future roommate, what are you reading?
Hi, I'm looking forward to the state agencies, do you remember that a new semester starts in a month
and we haven't found a flat yet?
Are you kidding me?
No, of course I remember I've been looking for a new place for about a week, but to no avail.
Yeah, it's really hard to find a good apartment at a reasonable price.
Show me the pictures of the ones you like.
This is the best one so far.
A small studio apartment not far from our college with a bed and a sofa, only seven hundred dollars
per month.
What, 700 dollars per month for a tiny apartment without a bedroom?
And where are we supposed to sleep?
In the kitchen.
Have you ever heard about studio apartment?
The whole point is that there's no defined bedroom or living room, just one big space studio apartments
are extremely popular now.
They have this cool loft vibe.
You mean sometime ago used to be an attic or a factory and now will actually pay 700 dollars to sleep
on a sofa in this cramped space?
I don't mind sleeping on a sofa if it's such a big deal for you.
The bigger the flat is, the higher the price goes.
So the size of this apartment is an advantage for us.
You mean the lack of it, right?
Why not live in a regular house or an apartment complex with someone else, we could rent a three bedroom
house and find more roommates online.
Everyone will have a bed to sleep in.
We won't have to be around each other all the time.
Personal space is very important to me.
A three bedroom house.
How old are you, 40.
It's too boring and too old fashioned.
I bet that all these buildings are already run down and not well maintained.
I think it is doable to find a fully furnished apartment within our price range, by the way.
What about parking at your fancy studio?
An extra 50 dollars per month.
Well, my variant has no extras like that, all utilities included, we'll just have to pay for our
Internet separately.
How much is it?
One thousand dollars, but if we find a roommate or maybe even two, we'll actually save up a ton.
I'm not thrilled about the idea of living in a house, but the price has me convinced.
Hey there, future roommate, what are you reading?
Hi, I'm looking through ads of a state agencies, do you remember that a new semester starts in a month
and we haven't found a flat yet?
Are you kidding me, of course I remember I've been looking for a new place for about a week, but to
no avail.
Yeah, it's really hard to find a good apartment at a reasonable price.
Show me the pictures of the ones you like.
This is the best one so far.
A small studio apartment not far from our college with a bed and a sofa, only 700 dollars per month.
What, seven hundred dollars per month for a tiny apartment without a bedroom?
And where are we supposed to sleep?
In the kitchen.
Have you ever heard about studio apartments?
The whole point is that there's no defined bedroom or living room, just one big space studio apartments
are extremely popular now.
They have this cool loft vibe.
You mean some time ago it used to be an attic or a factory and now we'll actually pay seven hundred
dollars to sleep on a sofa in this cramped space?
I don't mind sleeping on a sofa if it's such a big deal for you.
The bigger the flat is, the higher the price goes.
So the size of this apartment is an advantage for us.
You mean the lack of it, right?
Why not live in a regular house or an apartment complex with someone else, we could rent a three bedroom
house and find more roommates online.
Everyone will have a bed to sleep in.
We won't have to be around each other all the time.
Personal space is very important for me.
A three bedroom house.
How old are you?
Forty.
It's too boring and too old fashioned, I bet that all these buildings are already run down and not
well maintained.
I think it is doable to find a fully furnished apartment within our price range, by the way, what
about parking at your fancy studio?
An extra 50 dollars per month.
Well, my variant has no extras like that, all utilities included, it will just have to pay for our
Internet separately.
How much is a.
One thousand dollars, but if we find a roommate or maybe even two will actually save up a ton.
I'm not thrilled about the idea of living in a house, but the price has me convinced.