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Posted by Clyna on April 22, 2003 at 03:18:13:
In Reply to: Re: Buying apartment in Lviv posted by Karl on April 21, 2003 at 13:22:22:
: The price a Ukrainian citizen pays for an apartment is not the same for a foreigner.
: Real Estate agents in Lviv will increase the price of the house or apartment significantly when they know you’re a foreigner. Remember they are paid by commission, percentage of sales price.
: I was looking with a real estate agent in Lviv. They where showing me 80,000 dollar (USD) apartments in Lviv, all of them in need in need of repair or serious renovations.
: These were apartments that weren’t even worth 40k in the United States.
: If you decide to go with a Real Estate agent, make sure you bring your sense of humor with you. You will get a good laugh at some of the apartments they will show you, and a bigger laugh when they tell you the price.
: Karl
thakns Karl for your advice - maybe I should send my friend in Lviv to the Agents first? If anyone out there should know of a reasonable priced one for sale could they let me know? I am not looking to make money, but to have a comfy base in Lviv and save all the hassle and expense of having my friend trailing back and forth from Rental Agencies.
Most of these agencies will not even discuss a booking until almost the date of arrival and then it seems almost impossible for my friend to be shown round. Does anyone know of any good rental agencies? Thanks.
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