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12. ka Imobilye ka achte isit la (Dachias) pou tankou ti kòm $4000 to $5000! Yon Dachia se nòmalman yon kote soti yon ti jan soti nan lavil la nan yon peyi mete ki pa se anjeneral gen entansyon pou chak k ap viv jou. Yon Dachia anjeneral te dlo k ap koule (tipikman ki localize andeyò bilding lan) ak elektrisite. Li anjeneral gen sèlman yon-kay soti pou enstalasyon twalèt. Men, yo ka modènize san patipri inexpensively. Pifò nan yo se san patipri tou pre otobis-arè. te Imobilye nan Ikrèn ki gen eksperyans yon ogmantasyon ireyèl nan konnen valè nan tan lontan an 5 ane. Yon apatman, sitiye nan vil la kote m ap viv, ki vann pou $5,000.00 5 ane de sa kounye a vann pou jiska ak nan kèk ka pi wo a $40,000. Yon modèst nonmen ak minim akseptab ki pi gou Western ankò toujou desan, ba-ranje apatman ap koute ke anpil oswa plis.
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12. Real Estate can be purchased here (Dachias) for as little as $4000 to $5000! A Dachia is usually a place out a bit from the city in a country setting that is not usually intended for every day living. A Dachia usually has running water (typically located outside the building) and electricity. It usually has only an out-house for toilet facilities. But they can be upgraded fairly inexpensively. Most are fairly near bus-stops. Real Estate in Ukraine has experienced an unrealistic increase in perceived value within the past 5 years. An apartment, located in the city where I live, that sold for $5,000.00 5 years ago now sells for up to and in some cases above $40,000. A modestly appointed and minimally acceptable to most Western tastes yet still decent, low-range apartment will cost that much or more.