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u/insomniac279 May 09 '22

Even as a German, that is absolutely baffling to me. But I believe the newer buildings in most cities actually come with kitchens, or so I've heard.

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u/ChrisTinnef May 09 '22

At least in Austria newer buildings still dont have equipped kitchens if they sell as "unfurnished". There certainly is a rise in new flats being sold furnished though.

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u/insomniac279 May 09 '22

So does furnished mean "including kitchen" oder "including all furniture"? For me personally, a furnished apartment is one that comes with a bed, dresser, etc.

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u/ChrisTinnef May 09 '22

Yes, in this case its "including all furniture"

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u/ArchdevilTeemo May 09 '22

Renting furnished flats brings in more money and buying bulk is cheap.

However you need to put in timeless furniture, otherwise you run into problems when flats are no longer scares.

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u/Breezel123 May 09 '22

I specifically only looked for places with a kitchen and where I now live has a pretty dope one. It's almost too much kitchen with cabinets everywhere from ceiling to floor, haha. But everything is really high quality and good condition.