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These are for Airbnb. Just in time for the new short-term letting bylaw.
Definitely want a more spacious Airbnb.
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These are for Airbnb. Just in time for the new short-term letting bylaw.
EXACTLY.Jirre 14sq meters for 1.4 million Ront.
Thanks but I'll pass.
Definitely want a more spacious Airbnb.
It is horrid. You literally have to leave your apartment to change your brief.
More like the Lenin...
More like the Loon Inn...
tiftfyftfyMore like the Lemon...
I read that as STANDING SUITES...as in standing room only. No kitchen?
I read that as STANDING SUITES...as in standing room only. No kitchen?
Everything on that website is AI generated.
Amenities
- Rooftop bar & pool
- Restaurant & café
- Bakery
- Gym
- Concierge
- Laundry facilities
- Daily cleaning services
- Room service
- Luggage storage
- Access to Neighbourgood’s network of co-working spaces in the city
- Access to Neighbourgood’s citywide events (300 events a year)
Or where the old bread, milk & honey used to be?
Geez, can you saffers moan and groan like old ladies, thinking everybody needs to live in a townhouse mansion with 20 rooms and a butler,
leave mafia ridden south africa-stan for a second and look anywhere around the world where people want to go, London, Singapore, Tel aviv, Nw york, Los Angeles anywhere that's a tier 1 city,
what you will find? same exact thing, maybe even MORE expensive AND SMALLER!, people live very comfortably in small apartments,
raise entire families, and don't groan its too small, I cant park my Gulf-stream and Bugatti inside.
you want to live in a international city in the center of town? yes? okay this is what you get, you like it? good?
no, well you can live somewhere else and commute 2 hours each way to work,
this is the price one has to pay for being in the centre of town, everybody accepts it, Saffers just cant,
Are they close to the police station in the CBD? Or where the old bread, milk & honey used to be?