apartment living horror stories

My apartment had a mold problem. It started as a small patch in the corner of my bedroom, but it quickly spread. It smelled musty and was probably not healthy to be around. The landlord didn't seem to care much and just told me to keep the room ventilated. But it was really a horror to live with that constantly growing mold.

One horror story is about noisy neighbors. They would play loud music late at night. Every night, the thumping bass would shake the walls of my apartment. I tried to talk to them nicely at first, but they just ignored me. It got so bad that I had to call the building manager several times before they finally quieted down a bit.

There was a one-bedroom apartment for rent in the Emerald Bay Community in Tibet. For example, Lingxiu Emerald Bay had relevant rental housing sources. The house type was one bedroom, one living room, and one bathroom. Different houses had differences in terms of rent, decoration degree, area, payment method, and so on. In terms of rent, there were 2300 yuan/month (one deposit for half a year), 2700 yuan/month (one deposit for three years), 2800 yuan/month (annual payment), and other different prices. The area ranged from 40 square meters to 70 square meters. The renovation was simple and exquisite. The housing facilities basically included beds, wardrobes, sofas, televisions, fridges, and other living facilities. The community was located near the city gate-Potala Palace Square. The surrounding environment was good and the transportation was convenient. There were Xuefu Road and Dongsan Road around the community. Some houses had convenient parking in the community, and the surrounding supermarkets, schools, public transport, and other facilities were complete.

Whether an apartment was suitable to be bought or not required a comprehensive consideration of many factors. In terms of advantages, the apartment was diverse and cost-effective. It was more attractive to young single people or couples who worked hard in big cities. The house was small and the total price was low. With limited funds, they could own a house of their own. Moreover, some of the apartments were exquisitely decorated and fully functional, in line with the aesthetic standards and living habits of young people. The living comfort of a residential apartment was relatively high. The number of apartments on the standard floor was relatively small. The ratio of elevators was relatively reasonable. Most of them were connected with gas pipes, which did not affect normal family life. Moreover, the cost of use was lower than that of a commercial apartment. The property, water, electricity, coal, etc. were charged according to the civilian use. The property right was 70 years. It could be used for commercial loans or public accumulation funds loans. The loan percentage was high and the interest rate was cheaper than that of a commercial apartment. The deed tax was paid according to the deed tax ratio of an ordinary residence below 90 square meters. It was 1% to facilitate the transfer in the future. However, there were many disadvantages to the apartment. First of all, many apartments were essentially commercial land with 40-year use rights. Strictly speaking, commercial land was not allowed to have residential functions, and there were policy risks. Secondly, the apartment had a high variety of residents. The living environment might be noisy and the safety was low. It was not a good choice for single women to live on their own, and it was not suitable for families with children. Moreover, apartments were not very liquid in the second-hand housing market. The transaction volume and price were very low, and the transaction cost was high. For example, value-added tax, personal income tax, deed tax, etc. may account for 50% of the income. Finally, the opportunity cost of buying an apartment was relatively high. Compared to a house in the same location, the appreciation of the apartment was relatively small, and the profit after the appreciation would be eaten up by the high transaction cost. Only when the unit price of the apartment reached 35% of the unit price of a house in the same location could it have a certain price-performance ratio.

Real life in a single-person apartment had many characteristics. From the perspective of space utilization, even if the area was small, it could meet a variety of living needs through ingenious design. For example, a 25 square meter apartment could be divided into functional areas such as entrance, bathroom, kitchen, work area, living room, bedroom, etc. by planning different heights, and could also squeeze out the space of storage room; The 44 square meter apartment was built into a one-bedroom and one-living room pattern. The overall color of the whole house created a simple, fashionable and romantic atmosphere. The layout of each functional area such as living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, etc. was reasonable and both beautiful and practical. The 40-square-meter studio apartment combined the living room and the master bedroom into one space. Different decorative methods were used to divide the space, making the space look spacious and bright, while meeting the living needs. In terms of living conditions, solitary people could be separated from their daily social identities and pay more attention to their own needs. For example, Gong Yan, a mother born in the 1990s, would stay in her small 25 square meter apartment for a day or two every week. She would do some work, read books, exercise, or invite friends for tea in this small space. She would enjoy some alone time, temporarily withdrawing from her identity as a wife and mother, and just be herself. The lady who had lived alone in the 44 square meter apartment for five years had never married or fallen in love. She enjoyed a high-quality single life, whether it was staying at home with her best friend or being alone. Psychologically, living alone in an apartment could make people feel independent and free. They could independently decide on the purchase and decoration of the apartment, and live according to their own pace during the living process. They did not need to consider the opinions of others. They could relax in their own small space and enjoy their own peace and comfort.

There were many types of 115 square meters three-bedroom apartments with their own characteristics. For example, the 115-square-meter apartment in Poly and Guangyu Lake in Shen Yang achieved the "three-leaf clover" pattern of "bungalow scale". The actual area of the house exceeded 140 square meters along the Golden Corridor. The south-facing room was 11.3 meters, and the living room was 4.8 meters. The master bedroom suite was transparent from north to south and was equipped with an independent cloakroom. The entry-level entrance was equipped with a "straight line" storage cabinet. The functional housekeeping room was convenient for storage. The independent dining room was connected to the living room and kitchen to make the moving line more reasonable. The living room was designed as a square hall, and the guest bathroom was separated into three sections. There was also a 115 square meter apartment with three bedrooms, two living rooms, and two bathrooms in Yujin City. It was a fully bright apartment. The entrance, balcony, dining room, double bathroom, and other corners were all valuable. The master bedroom, double bedroom, living room, balcony, etc. were all designed to face south. The south-facing balcony, living room, and second bedroom were connected to each other, which could be used for many functions. In addition, Longhu Qingyun Que also has 115 - 188 square meters of 3 - 4 rooms. The design of the apartment is reasonable, and the surrounding medical and commercial facilities of the project are relatively good. Different 115-square-meter three-bedroom, one-living-room apartments had differences in spatial layout, orientation, functions, etc., which could meet different living needs. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

One apartment horror story is about a couple who moved into a new place. At night, they would hear strange scratching noises coming from the walls. They thought it might be mice at first, but when they called an exterminator, nothing was found. The noises continued and grew louder, until one day they found a hidden door in the closet that led to a small, dark space. It was really creepy.

In my NYC apartment, the neighbors were the horror. They would have loud parties every night. The music was blaring until the early hours of the morning. I complained to the building management several times, but it took them forever to do anything about it. I lost so much sleep during that time.

One horror story is about a strange noise. A student in college apartment would hear scratching noises at night coming from the wall. It was so creepy that he couldn't sleep well. He thought it might be rats at first, but when he checked, there was no sign of any rodents. Eventually, he found out that the wind was blowing a loose piece of metal outside the building against the wall, which created the spooky sound.