Makati City, Philippines

slang · 01-19-2007, 06:13 PM

We have friends in Quezon city. During this trip we went to their apartment.

This was the first time that I'd seen the inside of a rental apartment so I was very curious, looking here and there.

They are small for sure. Most of the "extras" are absent, like a handrail for the stairs. Overall no bad though, IMO.

This apartment is home for our two friends (man and woman ) and his sister.

They have a TV, fridge, sink and all that basic kinda stuff. One thing that strikes me is that the paints are often so dreary that it's depressing. A coat of paint before renting a unit might be standard here in the US but it's extra money for the owner in the Phils.

This apartment rents for 7000 php a month ($140) and heat is included.

Sorry no interior shots of the apartment. This is what the outside looks like though. Look at all those wires running around!

01-19-2007, 06:13 PM	#10
slang St Petersburg, Florida Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 3,423	We have friends in Quezon city. During this trip we went to their apartment. This was the first time that I'd seen the inside of a rental apartment so I was very curious, looking here and there. They are small for sure. Most of the "extras" are absent, like a handrail for the stairs. Overall no bad though, IMO. This apartment is home for our two friends (man and woman ) and his sister. They have a TV, fridge, sink and all that basic kinda stuff. One thing that strikes me is that the paints are often so dreary that it's depressing. A coat of paint before renting a unit might be standard here in the US but it's extra money for the owner in the Phils. This apartment rents for 7000 php a month ($140) and heat is included. Sorry no interior shots of the apartment. This is what the outside looks like though. Look at all those wires running around! Attached Images

Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)