Chigu wrote:Good point! A co-worker of mine lives on the 22nd floor in Santiago, and they mentioned that it can get noisy during the day. I will look for apartments that faces a quiet street. Thanks!!
BTW on Portalinmobilario there are new departmentos for 'immediate delivery', does that mean that the building is already constructed? Not sure how it is in CHile, but in Toronto any new building has tons of rentals available because ppl bought them as investments to rent out not to actually live in. I was thinking of going to some new developments to see if they have departments for rent. One in particular I saw online was Neo Arauco.
yes, that is the case,
Unfortuantly there is huge amounts of 1 bedrooms available, the 2,3,4 are snapped up straight away or usually are not available!
A Chilean when they leave home goes to live in a 1 bed apartment by them selfs around the age of 30, they dont usually share an apartment with other people, so most of the market for rentals is target at them!
. We are from a small neighborhood so I think its all noisy! Hope she finds the facebook group helpful, its been for me!
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