| For Rent - 07.05.03 |
| submitter: | DVD Dan |
| location: | Costa Mesa, California |
| The 2 bedroom townhouse is $1600 month, the mattress is free. |
| category: | Sleepable |
| comments: | 9 |
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| DVD Dan commented on 06.27.08 | | Hey wim here's a blast from the past. 5 years later Irvine Co. studio apartments now start at $1340 |
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| wim commented on 07.08.03 | | even in Belgium people tend to share a bedroom, but most of the time due an healthy interest in life and what make it worthwile |
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| Rebecca commented on 07.08.03 | | Wim, it is not unusual to find employed people sharing a bedroom or with no extra money at all, partly because of the cost of housing. There's always the barren lands to the east, they're cheaper, but then there's a shortage of independent movie houses and tandoori chicken so I don't consider them habitable. There are some nice little towns in the mountains, but they are rather remote. |
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| DVD Dan commented on 07.08.03 | wim,
You're correct on both points. |
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| wim commented on 07.08.03 | | thank you, I checked your reference. Am I correct in presuming that 900 square feet is more or less 100 square meter ? If so you people pay a lot for a bit of space, it is obvious why you have to throw your matress on the street, there is not enough room inside... |
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| DVD Dan commented on 07.07.03 | | A quick definition of a townhouse: You share 1 or 2 common side wall(s) with your neighbor. No one above or below. A class "A" studio apartments (no separate bedroom) start at $900 in Orange County IrvineCo Apartments. |
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| wim commented on 07.07.03 | | it can only imply that you have to earn a lot, or have several income. In Belgium an employee with 8 years of experiance has a lower salary than that.Are the inhabitable parts more expensive ? |
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| Rebecca commented on 07.07.03 | | Unfortunately, that rent is actually pretty moderate for the habitable parts of California. |
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| wim commented on 07.07.03 | | what is a townhouse? What would be the surface? Only two bedrooms ? Isn't that a high rent ? |
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