Hi Paul
Thanks for comments. I'm not familiar with "communal area" losses as they were not mentioned by the agent or PHW in their glossy sales bit, wonder why! As for the percentage, why is it not around7% for all units as with the studios or do you think this is ok?
I reckon you'll be in luck if you keep checking the availability lists for units because I'm fairly confident some units will definitely not be taken up and will be returned.
Thanks, Neil
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Originally Posted by paule
I wrote about that already, but just in case: having communal area in apartment price is "normal". Having 15% of it is also "normal". Just understand that it's not me or you buying an apartment, it's all us buying an entire building! It will be the same picture in any other development, just details would differ. Having it otherwise would be an exception, nothing else. I personally wouldn't worry about *that* aspect too much, there're other more important aspects, IMHO. But YMMV.
As for kitchen on the balcony - you're welcome, just please be considerate of other people who live by! And as for bedroom - that's rather sane idea, just hang curtains there, voila.
Anyway, if there're unhappy Junior Suite owners, we'd sufficiently seriously consider exchanging a studio we took because nothing better was left. "Sufficiently seriously" would mean not before we visit site and look at the authoritative plans, of course.
Umm, I am not - it's always nice to have insider info, though ;-).
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