I am new coming to Al-khobar.What is the mean by compound?
How its differ from other?
Is there any PETROFAC compound there.
Compound...
purviankit
10 February 2013 10:49:33
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desertlifestyle
12 February 2013 14:12:08
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compound mean a bounded(walled) living area where mostlly western ppl are living . compounds are different from rest of the living areas,,,,,,,,,,,,, yes it , is. because there u can have security fredom entertainment and social life ,, but usually compounds are much more expesive to live ,
purviankit
12 February 2013 14:16:08
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Thanks for reply.
May i know how much difference between out side rent and staying in compound rent.Any idea..pls.
ahmadaq
12 February 2013 14:27:27
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It depends on the city, living area, the compound itself and some other factors. But in general for an apartment it's X4-X5 and for a villa its X3-X4
desertlifestyle
12 February 2013 19:49:49
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normal compound starts from 80,000 SAR/YER TO 250,000 SAR / YEAR... APRTMENT ... 25000/YER TO 70.000 N VILLA 50,000 TO 150000
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