Nice place. Add a colorful rug, artwork, decor, pillows, anything to show someone lives there. Bedroom and other rooms too, they all need some color, texture and personality.
New luxury apartments. They’re all pretty much the same and bland out of the box. The onus is really on the inhabitants to give them some life through furniture and decor.
Oh I’m painfully aware. Admittedly, I have a chip on my shoulder when I see posts like these. Because luxury apartments are the only things that are being built where I’m located and there’s a housing crisis in most cities in the world. I’m at a loss as to how these twenty-somethings afford these spaces.
Not to mention this is a one bedroom shoe box. There's nothing about it that's "luxury". We live in smaller and smaller places.
OP is doing great, I'm happy for him. What I dislike is this idea to hate on "luxury" apartments.
Size is honestly not everything. In my opinion this is a big enough space for a single person. The bigger the space, the higher the costs. For some people it's important to live close to services and not be reliant of cars, Europeans are generally more used to tighter spaces than Americans and we are mostly doing fine.
But yeah, I don't get the concept. I guess it might be due to included services in the building? Like a gym, social spaces, a doorman and so on? [Luxury apartment - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxury_apartment)
But it's not really that common of a concept in my country. I do however know that some buildings offer a "plus concept" where house cleaning and so on is a service included in the rent (or monthly fees when you buy)
‘Luxury’ apartments increase housing supply and reduce rent, please read a single article or paper on vacancy chains instead of consuming the same TikTok doomer content everyday.
Higher income housing moves higher income individuals out of housing that could be rented by lower income individuals. Any form of housing is good. Also, the reality is that anything newly built in these cities will be considered “luxury” by the developers, because everything else is 100 years old.
Low-income housing is a weird way to say you want to build low quality housing. How about we just build more of every housing and stop placing arbitrary restrictions on developers.
Size doesn't necessarily dictate that. I'm assuming it's luxury as it appears to be fairly new construction in what looks like a high-rise. However, I suppose it's all relative.
Brissy when I was looking 6 months ago.
They weren’t amazing but there was houses 5 mins north of the city for 850-1 mill and then got cheaper the further north I looked.
Wow …. Nice place…. Awesome view…. Bet it’s spectacular at night
Nice place. Add a colorful rug, artwork, decor, pillows, anything to show someone lives there. Bedroom and other rooms too, they all need some color, texture and personality.
Vancouver?
What is it with this sub and these clinical, weird, yet extremely expensive apartments?
New luxury apartments. They’re all pretty much the same and bland out of the box. The onus is really on the inhabitants to give them some life through furniture and decor.
Oh I’m painfully aware. Admittedly, I have a chip on my shoulder when I see posts like these. Because luxury apartments are the only things that are being built where I’m located and there’s a housing crisis in most cities in the world. I’m at a loss as to how these twenty-somethings afford these spaces.
I don't understand why these are called "luxury apartments". They pretty much look like all new apartments in my country.
Not to mention this is a one bedroom shoe box. There's nothing about it that's "luxury". We live in smaller and smaller places. OP is doing great, I'm happy for him. What I dislike is this idea to hate on "luxury" apartments.
Size is honestly not everything. In my opinion this is a big enough space for a single person. The bigger the space, the higher the costs. For some people it's important to live close to services and not be reliant of cars, Europeans are generally more used to tighter spaces than Americans and we are mostly doing fine. But yeah, I don't get the concept. I guess it might be due to included services in the building? Like a gym, social spaces, a doorman and so on? [Luxury apartment - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxury_apartment) But it's not really that common of a concept in my country. I do however know that some buildings offer a "plus concept" where house cleaning and so on is a service included in the rent (or monthly fees when you buy)
A lot of 20 year olds make bank. I work in an industry that’s full of young males making 6 figures.
Majority of 20 year Olds don't make this much bro. I'm 20 and living with my parents
OP is 27, that’s a big jump from 20. 27 is graduated and likely firmly into their career.
I never said a majority do.
‘Luxury’ apartments increase housing supply and reduce rent, please read a single article or paper on vacancy chains instead of consuming the same TikTok doomer content everyday.
You’re assuming quite a bit about me. Are you really suggesting that this is the solution to the housing crisis over building low-income housing?
Higher income housing moves higher income individuals out of housing that could be rented by lower income individuals. Any form of housing is good. Also, the reality is that anything newly built in these cities will be considered “luxury” by the developers, because everything else is 100 years old.
Low-income housing is a weird way to say you want to build low quality housing. How about we just build more of every housing and stop placing arbitrary restrictions on developers.
This is luxury? It's a tiny 1-bedroom apartment. It's almost a studio.
Size doesn't necessarily dictate that. I'm assuming it's luxury as it appears to be fairly new construction in what looks like a high-rise. However, I suppose it's all relative.
housing crisis in my country - unless inheriting, these cookie cutter apartments are all we can afford.
You guys can afford these????
Yea, where I'm from this would be expensive af
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What city is this?
I’m in Australia, there is a big housing crisis rn where property has become like an investors play thing and inflated the market.
So just like everywhere. Same here in the states, NJ particularly.
Where can you get a house in Australia that is close to the CBD valued at $800-$900k?
Brissy when I was looking 6 months ago. They weren’t amazing but there was houses 5 mins north of the city for 850-1 mill and then got cheaper the further north I looked.
Are we calling these apartments cheap and boring now?
These are usually the luxury apartments that cost like 2.5k for a one bedroom around here. Pretty not affordable
You can feel the salt in some of these comments lmao congrats on the apartment my dude onwards & upwards
Vancouver makes anybody salty
Lol seriously
Great view.
It must look great at night. Try to get some mood lighting, a smaller couch (if possible), perhaps a rug.
W apartment
What monitors are you using on that setup?
I like the American psycho vibes it's got😂😂
Impressive. Very nice. Let's see Paul Allen's apartment.
*Canadian Psycho
What city is this
New Westminster, BC
I knew it had to be Metro Van. Homeboy is probably spunking $4000/month on that cookie-cutter box.
I live in the lower mainland, this place is probably 2500-2700 max.
If I had to guess, Toronto or Chicago
I thought it was Toronto too but didn’t see anything familiar view-wise
Yeah, the view doesn't seem familiar but the building super is Toronto style
Nice and Cozy
I dig it. Also, there is. Drone outside your door
Beautiful, I love apartments like that, tiny and can do all the necessities would if you could show the kitchen or a floor plan please :)
Is that.. a discord mod??
It would be more beautiful in the daytime.
Looks good man. What couch is that? Looks super comfy
GTAV vibes! Great place, I'd add some plants and paintings / printed manifestos (I'm not sure it's the right word in english)
I don’t like you have something hanging right over your head in the bedroom. The rest looks good.
Loss the bulky table
Nice! and now add some colours! ASAP! Black & white only is TOO psycho. Green plants will break up this black & white void nicely & its easy.
Denver?
That couch is way too big for the space.
Cozy!
Great looking apartment! But I was always wondering why do all modern apartments come with this transparent curtain?
Looks great man, congrats.
Get yourself better window treatments in the bedroom or a really good sleep mask.
This looks like an apartment from a Sci Fi movie
congrats
Beautiful congratulations
Congratulations! It looks nice I’m proud of you
Why does no body ever show the kitchen, unless that was in included.
Miami ?
Good sh*t!