MOVING TO DENMARK || Empty Apartment Tour | Copenhagen
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2021
- MOVING TO DENMARK || Empty Apartment Tour | Copenhagen
Hi everyone! I wanted to show you guys our very empty apartment in Copenhagen, just before we begin to decorate. Hope you enjoy. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Congratulations Ritso ! You home is beautiful & thanks for taking us on your journey, also the video was very detailed 🙌🏾
thank you Uche
Hey hey congratulations on the move! May God bless your new space and this new chapter in your life!
thank you very much. Amen and Amen.
Love love the space. The kitchen is amazinggg.
Thank you. ❤️❤️
I was waiting for this ☺️☺️
I delivered
So much natural light 😍
I love it!
I like the kitchen! Happy stay...
Thank you! 😊
Nice place you got there. Hope the cost is pocket friendly.
It's so nice! congrats from a new subscriber :) you seem so nice. I'm moving next year!
You can put berries in 2 medium sized containers on your balcony. I did that in my bedroom balcony and have blueberries every morning :P
Thanks for the tips! i ahve been thinking of planting some vegetables too.
I don’t live in Copenhagen, but I was born there! I moved to Seattle for 5 years and then i moved back to Denmark. 😊
This is beautiful
Thank you so much.
May all work in your favour for you and your family in Denmark!!! New beginnings! New blessings!! And can't wait to see what you do with the living room/kitchen space, you have to seperate the two somehow right ?
Amen, thank you very much!
The space looks nice for open kitchen/living/dining
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Ritso, thank you, that was so helpful. Moving there with my dog in a month and I see us sleeping on the kitchen floor for a while, too, haha :). Adventure awaits! It`s been a while since you shot this video so I wanted to ask you if you`re happy with location? I`m looking exactly at Amager (east, close to marina and Standpark). Is it easy to come from there to Amerika Pl., if you happen to know? Many many thanks for any useful advice/experience share!
Hi Nina, thanks for watching and I am so glad this helped you. We still love the area, even though housing has become even more expensive around here and our rent keeps going up. We do love that we are so close to a lot of things we need and it’s quiet accessible too.
Looking at the map, if I am not mistaken, it’s around 40- 45 mins by either metro or the regional trains to the location, which is not too bad. Copenhagen has a pretty good public transport system, so it should be fine.
Just a tip, I would put whatever address of Apartment I was looking at or atleast the areal or street on the map and also your work or school location. The map will show you exactly how many minutes and the options. It helped us decide where to live. Good luck with your move.
So beautiful
Thank you so much
Wow cute apartment can you make a video of how you left Hungary and relocated to Denmark
thank you. i do not mind making a video. Just there is not a lot to say. it was a straight forward process because my Husband works in Copenhagen.
Woow you move Denmark. Congratulations
Yes! Thank you!
Congratulations! Loved your video. How much for that apartment? Looks fancy. You have a new subscriber.
thank you. sorry for the late reply and i hope its not to late, not so comfortable sharing our own rent, hope you understand. But we live in Amager area in Copenhagen. so typically a 3 bedroom apartment like ours goes from 13- 18 thousand danish krone.
Hi Risto ! Loved your video! I’m also looking to buying an apartment in Denmark, do you have any tips? Or websites that I can use to buy ? Xx
I can’t really give you solid advice on buying. But I would say find an agency you can trust.
Congratulations, love your videos!
I like your apartment, light everywhere!
Which area this? I'm moving with my family we are 4 person, so from your experience,it's better to have 2 bedroom apartment or 3 ?
My daughters are teenage.
Can you please share the area you stay in? and from where you furnished your apartment? Do you know where i can find used one? Thanks 👍
This is the Amager region. Honestly the number of rooms you get really depends on what you can afford and what your needs are. And also what area you find. If you choose to live away from the city Centre, you are likely to find cheaper apartments.
Can you tell us How much does it cost
Congratulations
Can you inform me how much is its cost
So I can manage for next decade 🙂🙂
Is it with all bills inclusive and how much is it per month
How much are you paying for it and how did you find it
Hey it's nice to see your new house in Copenhagen. Could you please share the rent of an unfinished house
Hi, i am sorry I am just replying, the rent for unfurnished would depend a lot on location, number of rooms, is it new built? etc.
@@RitsoYipsa I am at Copenhagen too.
Why did you moved? Can you do a video comparing life in Hungary and Denmark?
Definitely! i have that in my plan.
Can I ask you why did you move to Denmark from Hungary? Thanks for your answer.
My husband works here and so I moved to join him.
Watching from UK 🇬🇧 how did you find this place (which website)? Did you encounter a lot of difficulties finding it ?
I am preparing a very detailed video on this, because I feel like Renting in Denmark is a lot more complicated that most places. Should be up in a week
@@RitsoYipsa thanks !!
can you please share which location is this appartment and what is the rent of this appartment?
Our apartment is in the Amager area. typically an apartment like this will fall between 13- 18 thousand Danish krone. hope it helps.
Hey dear, please share rent details...thanks a lot
Typically a 3 bedroom flat in Amager where we live goes for 13- 18 thousand Danish krone.
Girl, when did you get married? 👀🤔😃. Congrats .🖤
OH MY GOD!!! i was just thinking about you this morning.. Whatsapp?
@Ritso Yipsa Yes Hun! What’s app . Lol. Message me hun ! 😀. Awww! Thanks for thinking of me 😊