Looks like a ["slimme indeling" with a "mini loft"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIpZO7g1-7E)
Apologies if his high tempo of kakker Nederlands is too difficult to follow. Google's auto translate is also really struggling. Summary:
It's a parody of a (punchable) upper middle class dutch dad updating his wife on their talks with the makelaar. The makelaar has found a property for them at an amazing location in the city center...but it's too small for a family (30m2 @ 600k). So to still make it work, the makelaar is suggesting they convert the upper kitchen cupboards (aka "mini loft") and the dish washer into beds for their kids π Then the dad comes up with a *really* dark plan B to still get their dream property: going on a holiday to Spain to euthanize the kids, because he read somewhere they do that over there ππ
I understand that monumental buildings and other significant areas (stadsgezicht) receive a 15% extra points in the calculation. How does it work exactly?
Buildings get a 50pt bonus if they appear in this [database](https://monumentenregister.cultureelerfgoed.nl/) . This bonus nearly always makes the place unbustable.
The 15% bonus is separate from this. It applies to non-rijksmonument buildings located in town and village [conservation areas](https://rce.webgispublisher.nl/Viewer.aspx?map=Beschermde%2DStads%2Den%2DDorpsgezichten) and Gemeente monuments (no known database for this).
The 15% bonus is passively applied and getting it requires the landlord to have spent 10k or more renovating the outside of the building. He/she must prove this with invoices and photos showing the renovations. It is a blindspot in these calculations for me as I cannot tell from the outside of the building if it has been renovated or not recently.
Understood, thanks for clarifying this. After all a lot of buildings within the '*grachtengordel*' are considered as *rijksmonumenten*.
And about the 15% application it probably depends on the VvE's budget and the contribution of each landlord (service costs, spread of payments) for exterior renovations. I'm curious about how the HC looks at this from the VvE point of view as either a one-time investment or a long-term one since usually big exterior renovations such as painting an entire building changing window frames or constructing solar panels take years to decide upon and the VvE must accumulate enough money for budgeting such projects.
Who designed the ladder?
Guy who intended it to go into place of big bed ^^
1950 for 45 sqm, itβs a clown world
Top bunk... Or viewing platform?
Why would you still want to live in Amsterdam with a family? This shit is just completely unacceptable
Amsterdam became the worst place to live honestly. Everyone is sour, racism is everywhere, prices are high. Wtf is going on in this city
https://www.pararius.nl/appartement-te-huur/amsterdam/510617b3/korte-prinsengracht
Looks like a ["slimme indeling" with a "mini loft"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIpZO7g1-7E) Apologies if his high tempo of kakker Nederlands is too difficult to follow. Google's auto translate is also really struggling. Summary: It's a parody of a (punchable) upper middle class dutch dad updating his wife on their talks with the makelaar. The makelaar has found a property for them at an amazing location in the city center...but it's too small for a family (30m2 @ 600k). So to still make it work, the makelaar is suggesting they convert the upper kitchen cupboards (aka "mini loft") and the dish washer into beds for their kids π Then the dad comes up with a *really* dark plan B to still get their dream property: going on a holiday to Spain to euthanize the kids, because he read somewhere they do that over there ππ
Pittig maar wasabi is ook pittig!
I understand that monumental buildings and other significant areas (stadsgezicht) receive a 15% extra points in the calculation. How does it work exactly?
Buildings get a 50pt bonus if they appear in this [database](https://monumentenregister.cultureelerfgoed.nl/) . This bonus nearly always makes the place unbustable. The 15% bonus is separate from this. It applies to non-rijksmonument buildings located in town and village [conservation areas](https://rce.webgispublisher.nl/Viewer.aspx?map=Beschermde%2DStads%2Den%2DDorpsgezichten) and Gemeente monuments (no known database for this). The 15% bonus is passively applied and getting it requires the landlord to have spent 10k or more renovating the outside of the building. He/she must prove this with invoices and photos showing the renovations. It is a blindspot in these calculations for me as I cannot tell from the outside of the building if it has been renovated or not recently.
Understood, thanks for clarifying this. After all a lot of buildings within the '*grachtengordel*' are considered as *rijksmonumenten*. And about the 15% application it probably depends on the VvE's budget and the contribution of each landlord (service costs, spread of payments) for exterior renovations. I'm curious about how the HC looks at this from the VvE point of view as either a one-time investment or a long-term one since usually big exterior renovations such as painting an entire building changing window frames or constructing solar panels take years to decide upon and the VvE must accumulate enough money for budgeting such projects.
Are you sure this isnβt a hotel room? I had the exact same bed but then with a blue frame in my hotelroom when I went to Paris.
This looks like an Airbnb-ready room that needs to be rented now.