LiLo!
Im finding a place to live for me and my pomeranian puppy.
so I would like to know the price range?Also, what the difference was between:
1) Apartment
2)Condominium
3)Loft
4)Studio
So if anyone can help that would be great, thanks.
Answer
All of these terms are used as "slang" so they have many different meanings. Condominium is the only "legal" term. It means that the land under the homes is jointly owned. No one can draw a line on the ground and say "I own this piece". So a condominium could be an apartment, a townhouse, a patio home , or a house. You wouldn't know by the name.
In slang:
An apartment is a place to live in a building or complex that is all rentals. No owners live there.
A condo is the size of an apartment but instead of "all rentals" the units are all privately owned. You might have a small patio or balcony but no back yard.
A loft is just an apartment or condo with a high ceiling. Usually there is no ceiling at 8 feet like in most homes. The ceiling might be 20 feet high. The air conditioning ductwork would be exposed.
A studio is the smallest apartment you can rent. There is no separate bedroom. Everything is in one room....bed, kitchen table, tv set, sofa and the stove. It is the cheapest place to live since it is the smallest.
In some states an apartment is $800 for 800 sq ft.
Condo is the same price for 800 sq ft.
Loft is the same price for 800 sq ft.
Studio might be $600 for 450 sq ft.
All of these terms are used as "slang" so they have many different meanings. Condominium is the only "legal" term. It means that the land under the homes is jointly owned. No one can draw a line on the ground and say "I own this piece". So a condominium could be an apartment, a townhouse, a patio home , or a house. You wouldn't know by the name.
In slang:
An apartment is a place to live in a building or complex that is all rentals. No owners live there.
A condo is the size of an apartment but instead of "all rentals" the units are all privately owned. You might have a small patio or balcony but no back yard.
A loft is just an apartment or condo with a high ceiling. Usually there is no ceiling at 8 feet like in most homes. The ceiling might be 20 feet high. The air conditioning ductwork would be exposed.
A studio is the smallest apartment you can rent. There is no separate bedroom. Everything is in one room....bed, kitchen table, tv set, sofa and the stove. It is the cheapest place to live since it is the smallest.
In some states an apartment is $800 for 800 sq ft.
Condo is the same price for 800 sq ft.
Loft is the same price for 800 sq ft.
Studio might be $600 for 450 sq ft.
What speaker setup best suits my needs?
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I am moving into a 3 bedroom house. I want to put a speaker system in for parties that has a really deep bass and will be able to play for long periods of time. Looking to spend under 800. Will be playing through ipods and iphones. I dont care if it is a receiver speaker sub setup or if it is one unit. I kinda want something that looks different and techy though. any ideas?
Answer
Look at an Onkyo or Pioneer receiver and then add a set of speakers (left and right and a subwoofer) and an ipod dock. Demo them at your local retail store like Best Buy or Fry's Electronic. For speakers look at the following brands" Definitive Technology, Energy, JBL, Infinity, Klipsch and Polk Audio to name a few. Fry's has a Martin Logan 5.1 set up for around $200 and add a receiver you will be in your budget. Hope this will help you out.
Look at an Onkyo or Pioneer receiver and then add a set of speakers (left and right and a subwoofer) and an ipod dock. Demo them at your local retail store like Best Buy or Fry's Electronic. For speakers look at the following brands" Definitive Technology, Energy, JBL, Infinity, Klipsch and Polk Audio to name a few. Fry's has a Martin Logan 5.1 set up for around $200 and add a receiver you will be in your budget. Hope this will help you out.
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