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A Typical Chinese Apartment Is How Much? 🇨🇳 (Apartment Tour)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, we're in Qingdao, China to see what's it like to live in a typical Chinese apartment. We tour the apartments for rent and see what they look like as well as find out the prices. Enjoy!
It's important to note Qingdao is considered a B city meaning it's not as expensive compared to A cities such as Beijing and Shanghai. The prices shown in the video are also excluding electricity bills, however, the cost for electric isn't that high. Let me know which apartment was your favourite below ✌️
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0:00 Intro
1:10 Making Keys
2:05 Neighbourhood
2:49 Apartment 1
9:15 Apartment 2
13:55 Apartment 3
20:37 Apartment 4
27:00 Community
29:45 Apartment 5
I enjoy the look of these dense apartment towers from the exterior, but man they're rough on the inside. Which seems strange being that they're less than a decade old.
Amazing as always bro! So informative! These apartments are really affordable! 2100/2000 is very affordable. The ladies were so helpful right through the end. In clean and nice environments wow! You definitely deserve more recognition man! ✊🏾
Yeah the apartments were a decent price! Cheers bro, means a lot 👊🏻
@@WesleyWinter. awesome bro! Very affordable! That’s on benefit of living in China.
When you consider the majority of factory/rural workers earn just under 3000Yuan/month, this is not so affordable is it
Yeah, the wages in China can be relatively low. Sometimes I don’t know how the people have disposable income to go out and enjoy themselves
another awesome video, homie. great work!
Cheers bro!
Wow! It's kind dangerous to have an electrical appliance such as a washing machine in a s shower room.
I thought that too, and looking how they are plumed into looked a little DIY,
what some fresh paint would do to these places, I guess the expense is not worth it for them, but would make these places look 100% better.
For sure 😂
When I lived in China my hobby was genuinely apartment hunting. Even when I had an apartment if I had a spare half a day I’d nip into a Lianjia and ask them to take me to see some apartments. I’ve seen hundreds over the years. Side note, apartment hunting in Qingdao was a pain in the arse to find an apartment for me because the landlords didnt want a tennant in summer so they could rent to the holiday market at higher rates. My rent was 3600 for a 1 bedroom in 福州路.
You can definitely find some great apartments next to the sea. The video was filmed in Sifang about 20 minutes from downtown so there are definitely nicer apartments. Just wanted to show an everyday place.
I can imagine, a lot of people use Airbnb over the summer especially in the Laoshan area. Glad you enjoyed the video and good to hear you’ve been to the city 👊🏻
Those look a lot better than the ones around my area, and by the looks of it have a community that cares for each other etc. Where i live you cannot leave a scooter like that for 5 mins, and it will be away. All could do with bloody good clean inside and a refurb, the thing that gets me is how little the washing machines are. But then again space is limited. For those prices, i think we would be all laughing in the uk. Everyone could afford a home of some sort.
question:
how realistic is the expectations that that building will stand for next 10 years standing ? :D
Have to wait and see 😂
Long lasting compared to your homeless makeshift tents
yeah , red brick house with clay roof shingels , that already has stood for 250 years now counts as a tent :D
well , good to know i have most expencive tent there is :D @@jonwick7635
Confused where’s this tent 😂
@@WesleyWinter. aproximetly 56.43335989879544, 23.76461590039958
those buildings look so old and dark :/ however for the price i think its worth and a little fixing up it might not be so bad
Yeah, they do right. The outside always look much worse than the inside. I guess in China they’re built quickly as they need to fill the homes. Have to take the good with the bad I guess. There are much nicer places downtown though
@@WesleyWinter. I doubt those buildings are new, minimum a decade plus old
Yeah probably I can imagine. I mean at the time they were most likely built pretty quickly
this guy is hero
Why is lighting not cool in the entrance Except that everything seems decent.
Do people use weibo everyday there?
Probably just old buildings 😬
It's very sad how when you enter the building there is no actual safe light people can get hurt people cannot see where they're going this program is very scary not good
11:54 wtf is going on with that floor?
I just noticed that 🤣
Very dark and dank even the so called newer apartment. Looks like fire hazards everywhere you turn.
Haha yeah was a bit dark
Who manages the common areas of these apartment houses? Fees?
What about parking (bike, car,,,,,,,,etc)?
They probably have some sort of management especially for gated communities
❤ from Canada
Legend!
this kind of apartments in Munich will costs near 2000euro monthly and not in center then somewhere behind
How many apartments does she own in that building?
Does she own apartments in other buildings, too?
And what if you want to buy an apartment in that building, who would you contact?
Also, why aren't CCP trolls posting rude comments attacking you for showing this?
Where is this place located
Sifang, Qingdao
No 1440p 4k...
I’m guessing you like 4K 😂
The 2,000 RMB apartment looks really poor, the stove is very dirty, and the corridor is very dark. If foreigners really want to move in, they will have to hire a cleaning company to do a thorough cleaning.
Look dim and shabby.
Get what you pay for I guess
@WesleyWinter. I agree. Just wanted to point out what the interior is not so good as compared to the outer look
Definitely! Thanks for checking out the video 👊🏻
I am interested in buying land in China in case civil war broke out in America, so.. what are the price and rules and regulations to be landowners in China...?
you cannot "own" land in china, the government owns all the land, you can lease it for 70 years, after that the government either take it back or extends the lease
@avilesandres wow.. that is brilliant..!!
I wish we could have that in the west..
what is the average price for a 70-year lease for a medium-sized house and land package within the suburban..?
I love the idea of you own nothing and be happy 😊.. it is a true reality of our socialism_communism economic system when ownership is no more..
and means of production, and wealth distribution are totally on the hands of innovation and not human serfdom.. hmmmm.. yet the nominations of leadership are democratic based system..😊 and yeah within a one world governance structure... on behalf of human species interests.. hmmmm..
that would be an ideal society 👌.
@@peaceleader7315horrible
Poor people stuck in these hovels during Covid. Theyre filthy. 2nd one was fairly Ok
Yuck
lol what 😂
didn't like any of them
Yeah they aren’t the best you can get that’s for sure