Most condos prohibit hanging clothes to dry on balconies.
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Yea I'm totally aware of that. Can't barbeque on balconies either. Too bad. There's not much you can do on a balcony. I guess I'll put a breakfast table on my balcony to maximize my living space.
Also in Asia, the washing machine is usually in the kitchen. And you can totally live without a drying machine in a condo. You can either hang it dry on the balcony or get a dehumidifier.
Depending on the condo you can still get away with an electrical grill (although my condo has banned them).
Somewhat related to this discussion, interesting takeaway from Gil Meslin, looking at Airbnb open data.
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There are condos built with gas hookups on their balconies. Has something happened to make those illegal?
If your building management banned anything they cannot do so, Things like that need to be in the RULES and Rules are set by your elected Board (and owners can overturn them.)I think the ones with gas hookups have extra security built into the unit like a sprinkler system or something. They also have a shut off valve. I'm not really sure why my building banned eletric BBQ's but our management is very anal.
Any idea what the green vs. red dots are...and the two units listed apparently in the middle of the harbour?
Not sure, but if I were to guess I would think red is "entire apartment" rentals, and blue and green are the other types or rentals? (shared room, vs. private room?)
The ones in the harbour could be houseboats. I have seen listings on there for houseboats at the island before.
Offensive. I want a home, not a hotel for itinerant millenials. I'm an apartment dweller, but one of the main reasons my partner and I are thinking about leaving the city is because we can't afford a house, and have no appetite for Airbnb'd condos.Somewhat related to this discussion, interesting takeaway from Gil Meslin, looking at Airbnb open data.
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Offensive. I want a home, not a hotel for itinerant millenials. I'm an apartment dweller, but one of the main reasons my partner and I are thinking about leaving the city is because we can't afford a house, and have no appetite for Airbnb'd condos.