Colocado por: RRoxxmas é um condomínio fechado J D, com jardim... etc
Colocado por: RRoxxmas é um condomínio fechado J D, com jardim... etc
Colocado por: luisvv
Essa tem graça, mas na verdade os jazigos em certos cemitérios são disputadíssimos.
Colocado por: VarejoteFoi anunciado como moradia.
Colocado por: Varejote
Foi anunciado como moradia.
Colocado por: pguilherme
Claro, é o local onde vai morar mais tempo :)
Colocado por: FFADEste parece ridiculo...
https://www.portadafrente.com/imoveis/pf19057-apartamento-t4-lisboa-a0c3Y00000UDyAeQAL
Colocado por: PicaretaOs jazigos pagam IMI ?
Colocado por: Gambino
Não
Colocado por: Gambino
Não
Colocado por: J.FernandesNo caso dos jazigos é de evitar arrendamentos a todo o custo. É que o inquilino tem a mais compreensível das razões para não pagar a renda.
Colocado por: GambinoUma açao de despejo dessas deve levar uma vida!
Colocado por: J.Fernandes
E no fim, o senhorio tal como nos arrendamentos tradicionais, fica com os ossos!!
Colocado por: pguilherme
Claro, é o local onde vai morar mais tempo :)
Colocado por: ferreiraj125E é o local onde, para mim, gastaria menos dinheiro. :D
Colocado por: GambinoManhattan
Colocado por: Principiantedeobras
Por falar em Manhattan...
Vacancy Rate at Iconic Manhattan Tower with 899 Apartments Hits 26%: This Shows How Fast & Massive the Exodus Has Been
https://wolfstreet.com/2020/11/30/vacancy-rate-at-iconic-manhattan-tower-with-899-apartments-hits-26-this-example-shows-how-fast-massive-the-exodus-has-been/
Year over year, Manhattan apartment rent rates are down -10.4% on average, according to Realtor.com. Studios are plummeting, at -15.4% year-over-year. On the sales side, the data are even more bruising. As of September 1, the average median sales price for condos and townhomes in Manhattan year-over-year has decreased -24.3%. Closed sales have dropped -37%, even accounting for the decline in prices.
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Exacerbating New York City’s real estate crisis is the broader reality that property flight by definition also inevitably works its way upstream—from renter and owner, to landlord and developer, and eventually to the banks that hold the loans. Thanks to COVID, the alarms bells in New York City are now reaching full pitch at the highest levels.
Despite eviction moratoriums for the city’s renters that have been in place for months, concerns about an impeding housing crisis that will compound the already grim reality for many property owners are becoming more real every day as the clock on those temporary stopgap measures starts to run out.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/petertaylor/2020/10/28/is-new-york-citys-real-estate-market-really-tanking-i-asked-three-experts-for-the-brutal-truth/?sh=36f4ca8216b8
E um panorama mais global dos US:
“Exodus” in Full Swing: November Rents Swoon in San Francisco, New York, Boston, Los Angeles… But Skyrocket in Other Cities
San Francisco rents plunged by stunning 27% in 18 months. But in 5 big cities, rents jumped by 20%+. But in some of the cheapest cities, rents dropped.
https://wolfstreet.com/2020/12/02/exodus-in-full-swing-november-rents-swoon-in-san-francisco-new-york-boston-los-angeles-but-skyrocket-in-other-cities/
Será um sinal do que vem a caminho?