Buy a resort apartment room?
I met a woman who is in her 80s.
She is a tea ceremony teacher, holding her lessons twice a month.
Her class takes off in August, and she goes to her summer retreat.
It’s a small apartment room in countryside.
That area was famous as a vacation resort when Japan’s economy was booming, and many real estate agents built a lot of cottages, apartments and hotels for holiday makers.
Although the area is still popular as a winter resort for skiers and snowboarders, since the country’s economy became sluggish, many property owners have sold their properties and the prices of them have also getting lower extensively.
As a result there are a lot of vacant apartments.
I heard that you can purchase a small apartment room as cheap as for about 1000 US dollars.
But don’t rush to get one.
If you don’t have a car, it might be difficult to get daily necessities and foods.
There aren’t any stores or public transportation in that area.
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Whether to buy a resort apartment?
I met a woman who is in her 80s.She is a tea ceremony teacher, holding her lessons twice a month.
Her class takes a break off in August, and in that time she goes to her summer retreat.
It’s a small apartment room in the countryside.
That area was famous as a vacation resort when Japan’s economy was booming, and many real estate agents built a lot of cottages, apartments and hotels for holiday makers.
Although the area is still popular as a winter resort for skiers and snowboarders, since the country’s economy became sluggish, many property owners have sold their properties and the prices of them have also getting lower extensively. (I'd suggest you restructure this sentence as below, hopefully this retains the same meaning)
Although the area is still popular as a winter resort for skiers and snowboarders, many property owners sold their properties since the country’s economy became sluggish and house prices dropped dramatically.
As a result there are a lot of vacant apartments.
I heard that you can purchase a small apartment room as cheap as for about 1000 US dollars.
But don’t rush to get one.
If you don’t have a car, it might be difficult to get daily necessities and foods.
There aren’t any stores or public transportation in that area.
(Nicely written and this area sounds quite interesting. Amazing to think you could own and holiday home for so little)
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Buy a resort apartment room or not?
I met a woman who is in her 80s.She is a tea ceremony teacher, holding her lessons twice a month.
Her class takes off in August, and she goes to her summer retreat.
It’s a small apartment room in the countryside.
That area was famous as a vacation resort when Japan’s economy was booming, and many real estate agents built a lot of cottages there, i.e., apartments and hotels for holiday makers.
Although the area is still popular as a winter resort for skiers and snowboarders, since the country’s economy became sluggish, many property owners have sold their properties and the prices of them have also been getting significantly lower extensively.
As a result there are a lot of vacant apartments.
I heard that you can purchase a small apartment room as cheap as for about 1000 US dollars.
But don’t rush to get one.
If you don’t have a car, it might be difficult to get the daily necessities and foods.
There aren’t any stores or public transportation in that area.
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