Progress on my building project in Saigon

benlws Active member

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10 years ago

Hi everyone,

I posted about a year or so back about building a small apartment in Vietnam. Well, the project is completed this week, and would like to thank all of you, and guys like Jaitsch and ladies like Dejavu.dot who have helped me during the course of my project.

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Brian.nguyen New member

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10 years ago

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benlws Active member

31POSTS

10 years ago

Hi Cuong. Not right now, thank you.

cossmo Serial expat

247POSTS

10 years ago

It's minimal and industrial. Though not much emphasis placed on the kitchen and amenities. What happened to a bathroom?

benlws Active member

31POSTS

10 years ago

Thanks for your feedback. Didn't go down the industrial route, it's surprisingly expensive to do right.

Didn't take pictures of the bathrooms, they're fairly basic.

Guest2023 Guest

0POSTS

10 years ago

To be honest, you can rent a whole apartment for what you are asking. Maybe do a search online and compare to get an idea of what you can realistically get. It's better to have someone renting at a lower price than to have an empty room.

stumpy Laos Expert

18028POSTS

10 years ago

@benlws

Best place your ad in the housing section located at the top of this page. Advertising of any kind is not permitted on the open section of the forum.

benlws Active member

31POSTS

10 years ago

colinoscapee wrote:
To be honest, you can rent a whole apartment for what you are asking. Maybe do a search online and compare to get an idea of what you can realistically get. It's better to have someone renting at a lower price than to have an empty room.

Dear Colin, thank you for your useful feedback. To be honest, if you believe that you get what you pay for, then there isn't a question about price. Feel free to look at rooms in your price range if budget is a constraint.

Thanks for your opinions, I intended to start the thread to follow up on my thread a year ago about this project.

Dear mods, don't hesitate to lock the thread if dialogue on the property isn't forthcoming. No intention of this being an ad, I already posted an ad in the appropriate section.

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