The New Construction - I Am In Total Despair

   And I watched new construction at one time. Well, what can I tell you - I'm not an architect, but it can be seen with the naked eye that there is no straight line. I don't know if the builders were drunk or drunk, but they weren't. Not to mention the practicality. Some bedrooms measuring 2 by 2. So what to put in this bedroom? Is it a bed? A closet? Is it a wardrobe? And the bigger question - then how will you open a door to enter and even enter where exactly you will step? Maybe you imagine things like this - you open a door and go straight to bed, you will not stand up or walk? You even have to take off your clothes in the other room. But otherwise the prices are American. And on top of that? Not that anything, but I've seen caravans on the net that are much more practical.

   We haven't seen new construction recently, but we have acquaintances who have complained, and I'm impressed that a lot of modern things like clothes, music and other things aren't happening. Obviously, it also applies to construction. Isn't there an option to buy something older, but better made? If you don't like something, you can always make repairs or make some changes. Black Sabbath

   This is because architects and builders want to make a lot of money, not for you to be well and have a normal home. They try to push as many apartments as possible in a given area, as they probably do thousands of other things. According to the ads, I have seen an apartment of 23 square meters with common parts, an apartment with a triangular room, an apartment with 80% northern exposure ... It is interesting that a lot of people buy this garbage, that they even pay for it for 20-30 years. I don't know ... apparently the Bulgarian likes to feel sick while at home. Otherwise, there are nice apartments NS but their prices are 500,000 levs

   Who seeks finds. And for this money you will buy a house with a yard. Look at this option as well. For example, if Sofia is in Germany. Nearby, there is public transport.

   And so they are bought. Why should they bother or actually announce the square footage, when they can. The important thing is that there are bananas and American bases. And why the hell don't you buy a house when you have so much money together?

   If you have money and do not depend on loans, focus on buying a home abroad, in the Scandinavian countries for example. It will cost you only one idea more, and the quality is light years. I don't know who is still crazy to buy these communist copters in Bulgaria ... I also went on inspections in both old and new construction. The new in Bulgaria is worse than the communist one, and it is mega bad.

   abe 2 bathrooms in a two-bedroom apartment are a very good thing, as we are a family of 4. Otherwise I don't think we would have waited. For the rest, I agree, outside the buildings look good, but inside the apartments are not functional. Although, come to think of it, my mother's apartment is an old building in a brick building, but it is still not very functional - a large hallway, a transitional bedroom and living room, a kitchen in which you can barely turn ...

   Why are there 2 bathrooms in a two-bedroom apartment, and at the same time the two bedrooms are so tiny - well, I think the idea here is that someone will buy it as an investment to rent it to students or other young people. Otherwise, I also think that the new construction is terrible in general, not just as a distribution. Buy a property in a quiet village so that when you retire you have a place to go for fresh air and peace.

   The real nightmare will begin once you live in them. Everything is heard, the walls are very thin. It is saved from everything. Why not focus on the old construction in the center? The ceilings are high, the rooms are large, the walls are 40 cm thick. Renovated buildings can now be found.

   Of course, it is better to have two bathrooms. If you have to wait in line in front of one bathroom with the other occupants of the apartment to take a bath or to do your natural needs, you will dream how big the bedrooms are ....

   Up to 7 The problem is only if everyone gets up at exactly the same time. But he was with us - the father gets up at 6:30, wakes us up, the lighthouse gets up at 7, but rather to be with us. The father was outside at 7:15, to catch the transport (they were taken to work), and we left at 7:30, unless there was very bad weather or it was something like -10 degrees - then the tact drove us by car and went to work with her. Mother went out at 8:20 because her work was a 3-minute walk away. When we had vacations, he would come during lunch breaks to eat together.

   I bought a new apartment on the green (not yet ready) and yes, it's awful. Before choosing the current one, I saw all sorts of stupidities - parallel bedrooms, living rooms with an area of ​​30 sq.m. and half-trapezoidal-semi-parallel shape, bedrooms with an area of ​​BGN 10. and the funniest apartments without corridors - you open the door and directly into the living room. I wonder what incompetents design them and who pays them for it. The apartment I chose is also without a corridor, 2 terraces (8 sq.m. in total), 27 sq.m. living room plus kitchenette 5 sq.m., and of course there is no wall between the pantry and the living room, a bedroom 11 sq.m., and the exposure north-west. Well, at least the rooms are square. Why did I pay in spite of everything? Well, I need my own home, accommodation doesn't suit me, it's expensive, and I'm abroad half the time, so paying thousands of levs just to keep my things in the accommodation doesn't suit me.

   And I'm not a big fan of new construction. I am 23 years old, woman. I decided to buy my own home with a loan, of course, nowadays rarely does anyone have 100,000 euros in cash to withdraw. I looked at what was on offer. I also don't like the new construction. I personally did not like the fact that from the front door you go straight into a room that is a living room with a sofa and kitchen. I am a supporter of the corridor. I do not accept that shoes, jackets, bags, sitting in the living room and when cooking to stink on the stove. It doesn't seem ethical to me. Also now the winter with boots as we enter becomes horror, mud, snow. It's different to go down the hall with a wet rag and come on, but if it's in the living room and japash will be pork. Otherwise, I like a two-room apartment with two bathrooms, because when you have children, especially in the summer, it's nice to be able to bathe at the same time, and not to wait, to get out, time is wasted. For the small bedrooms I agree with you, I can have a small living room and a small kitchen, but in the bedrooms I want to expand. My advice is to turn to the old construction around 1980. I recently found a very nice hit. It was a living room with a shared kitchen, a bathroom, a corridor, a large bedroom and a small children's bedroom. It was good for a family with one child in the foreground, but I keep it in a big bathroom, because I'm used to having a bathtub and a shower cabin, and in this bathroom there was only room for one and I gave up. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen around Sofia houses on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading. I can have a small living room and a small kitchen, but in the bedrooms I want to expand. My advice is to turn to the old construction around 1980. I recently found a very nice hit. It was a living room with a shared kitchen, a bathroom, a corridor, a large bedroom and a small children's bedroom. It was good for a family with one child in the foreground, but I keep it in a big bathroom, because I'm used to having a bathtub and a shower cabin, and in this bathroom there was only room for one and I gave up. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen houses around Sofia on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading. I can have a small living room and a small kitchen, but in the bedrooms I want to expand. My advice is to turn to the old construction around 1980. I recently found a very nice hit. It was a living room with a shared kitchen, a bathroom, a corridor, a large bedroom and a small children's bedroom. It was good for a family with one child in the foreground, but I keep it in a big bathroom, because I'm used to having a bathtub and a shower cabin, and in this bathroom there was only room for one and I gave up. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen houses around Sofia on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading. I recently found a very nice hit. It was a living room with a shared kitchen, a bathroom, a corridor, a large bedroom and a small children's bedroom. It was good for a family with one child in the foreground, but I keep it in a big bathroom, because I'm used to having a bathtub and a shower cabin, and in this bathroom there was only room for one and I gave up. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen around Sofia houses on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading. I recently found a very nice hit. It was a living room with a shared kitchen, a bathroom, a corridor, a large bedroom and a small children's bedroom. It was good for a family with one child in the foreground, but I keep it in a big bathroom because I'm used to having a bath and a shower, and in this bathroom there was only room for one and I gave up. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen around Sofia houses on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen around Sofia houses on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading. However, if this doesn't confuse you, it's a great idea. I agree with other people to look for a house if you have a car and you don't mind where you will be if you are looking for space. I have seen around Sofia houses on two above-ground and one underground floor for 150,000 euros and you are spreading.

   Let me mention first, I'm not a builder, don't jump on me. I am also in the process of buying a new home in the green and have encountered many of the author's problems. First, the square footage has always been considered this way, just the ads for old homes say the price for the real area. Common areas also need to be built, also have formwork, reinforcement, concrete, flooring, stair railings and so on. One way or another must enter into the final price of housing, whether as an increase in price per square real area or as a supplement. The same is for the outer walls, the square footage of a building is calculated on the outer walls, so fees, costs and so on are calculated, for this and from there the square footage of the apartment is calculated on them. Secondly, about the mood, I really saw the madness. For example, terraces with a width of 80 cm, on which a dryer can not get out, you can only go out to smoke a cigarette. Well, I don't smoke for what it's for me. That's why we chose an apartment with a large panoramic terrace. The other, the architect takes into account the terrain, building opportunities, number of homes and countless other requirements. Adding that the area of ​​the building should be used as much as possible as residential, all kinds of madness come from there. Such as an apartment in the form of a tunnel, which we also watched. I think it was 12 or 14 meters long, natural light could not reach the middle of the corridor, where the bathroom and toilet are. For the last two, one is also a closet, I don't know what the requirements are, but they make them with two on a large scale. As a piece of advice, look for housing on a larger plot of land, not, for example, on a plot with a narrow face to the street. When the terrain is large enough, the architects have the opportunity to make a better distribution of the building and, accordingly, not to have similar perversions to those described. For prices, prices are determined by the market. As there is someone to give them, there is also someone who wants them. You all want to buy a home in the best neighborhood, in Sofia or Plovdiv, and then grumble that the price is high. In Kaspichan, for example, you can buy a whole house for 20% of the price of a two-bedroom apartment in Sofia. But no one goes to Kaspichan, right? You always need a compromise, but personally I really do not understand why so many people rush to buy apartments in various overbuilt neighborhoods in Sofia, as there are far better cities to live in Bulgaria, such as Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas and others. But it is still a matter of personal choice. Also, many people choose to buy a house with a yard in a nearby village, which is 30 to 50% cheaper than a two-bedroom apartment in Sofia or Plovdiv. It is again a matter of personal choice. A lot can be written about the quality of the new construction, but it is still up to the investor and the construction company. However, something decent can be found. It's a good investment for me, I don't see much point in living a lifetime for rent and being thrown out at any moment.

   Distribution is the smallest, the smallest problem, honestly. The performance and materials are under criticism. I also bought green, supposedly very profitable. They delayed, but built the building. I took my father, who understood construction, and he grabbed his head. He even found a paper bag of plaster between the floors with an expiration date of 2007. As I explained to him, "I'll put this here, that here," he startled me with "here, you won't put anything at all. We're selling it." My heart broke, I waited so long for it and it wasn't for sale, but my father was crumbling where he was touching, the floor tiles were even cracking under our feet, people. And this summer. My father said he was betting that this apartment would become an aquarium in the winter. From June to September, I don't know how much it rained - it flowed from everywhere. Both outside and upstairs from the neighbors' bathroom. A complete tragedy. Yes, we renovated the new apartment to sell it. It's good that there are agencies, that I don't know how I would look into the eyes of future buyers. Then I bought in an old military block, a monolith seems to be called construction and I have no worries.

   Well, our construction is like women. From the outside you look at it beautifully, shiny, but only to look at its facade and only while it is powdered. Don't offend women, there are decent ones, but they won't be recognized in my comment.

   It and our construction, as well as our men, put on pants, shone. And when you look closely you see how defective they are.

   There was normal construction in Bulgaria before communism. The residential buildings built then are similar to those in Germany. Communism severed ties and set up Bulgaria en masse with chicken coops called panels. And after communism, the population was damaged and this is manifested in construction. There are no shots. But otherwise the architects are pounding our chests and thinking they are great. We are a pathetic picture. If our architects are taken to New York, someone will surely throw their diplomas in the trash and immigrate to India out of shame. If, of course, there is this feeling in them, because in the Bulgarian it is often missing, due to the damage of communism. Everything is like that.

   19, with this comment you admit that you recognize yourself in my comment, after I explicitly mentioned who it is aimed at.

   People, believe it or not, but 10 years ago I bought an 80 square meter two-bedroom apartment in Greece - on the island of Crete for 90,000 euros! 50 meters from the beach literally, I see it from my terrace! So far he has killed my rental money! I don't know in Bulgaria who buys at these prices and why ...

   24, I believe you, then was the Greek debt crisis and they were selling for nothing. Warren Buffett said it - buy when everyone is crying, sell when everyone is laughing. At the moment, everyone is happy and in euphoria and thinks that prices will rise forever, as it was in 2007.