Properties Listings Guide : : Architect's view : : for Spain, Portugal, Italy
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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Step by step process of how I look at property listings when deciding whether they're worth viewing. As everyone has their own preferences, property listing viewing is also subjective - but don't worry, I clarify everything here.
0:00 Introduction
0:57 general location
2:14 specific location
4:39 layout
7:26 #4 details are not details
9:09 not a criteria
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Very informative and in-depth analysis.
Good insulation can help you keep the interior cool, especially important if you feel the need to have air conditioning.
💯 agree and would be ideal, but I haven't seen it used much in Tenerife 😔
I double this, I live in spain, Bracelona. Here as well all the apts have the worst insulation -> no matter how long I keep the AC on it doesn't get COOL enough to sleep. And my bills on a average august were: 200euros for electricity alone. So I think this is very very important@@AxiMolnar
very good video!
thank you!
So many knowledge bombs in here, thanks for sharing
correct that is how I work. But you will have to make compromises. The neighborhood not least.
What about a property direction, south vs. north, amount of sunlight, terrace/balcony ... not everybody wants to live in a bunker, even in a very nice location 😁
Of course, very good points! There are many other things to take into account, this is just a first analysis, I will do more detailed videos :D thanks for the suggestion
Waiting for your next video 🤞
Should you happen to go exploring other places in Europe that would be interesting.
I would love to do that, but 💸💸...do you have some specific places in mind?
I was thinking of Portugal and Italy, probably in the more temperate areas, but it occurs to me that bits of France, Germany and Switzerland are nice as well. I would add that I have an interest in wheelchair accessibility, which is an issue with a lot of properties and older places.
@@andrewwatson5324 good points! Yes, I agree, I've seen the issue with accessibility a lot 😔
@@AxiMolnar If you are interested I can probably write a lot about technical issues associated with caring for someone who cannot do anything for themselves, but a quick summary would be wide doorways for wheelchairs, level access and flooring, hoists, special beds, special bathroom facilities and easy to keep the temperature warm in winter and not too hot in summer. Oh and probably somewhere to park a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
@@andrewwatson5324 now, when designing new buildings it's mandatory to design for wheelchair at least a % of the apartments, I designed a lot in my previous projects. When designing new apartments, it 's the easiest to accommodate the requirements...for old buildings or houses, it's unexpectedly difficult to solve even the most basic issues, like "2 stairs to the front door" or "enough space in the bathroom" 😭 😤