throwaway_paris

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   by throwaway_paris 4y ago

   > It's in large part (almost entirely?) because the laws make it extremely difficult to evict a tenant. I was given that explanation by at least one letting agent, but I don't believe it because I was turned down repeatedly eve
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   by throwaway_paris 4y ago

   Thanks. Well, I didn't know that. I had thought, when I finally moved here, that the French would have free energy on demand like in Star Trek, what with all the nuclear stations. I guess not. I like the French. It's true there&#x
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   by throwaway_paris 4y ago

   That makes some sense, but from my point of view my housing situation is not ideal, either: the apartment I'm renting is half the size and twice the money of what I was renting before, although I didn't live at a capital city then
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   by throwaway_paris 4y ago

   I understand your skepticism, I myself find it very hard to believe I couldn't find a place to stay in Paris. Btw, if you're thinking of "other factors" like something dodgy about my personality, there aren't any. I
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   by throwaway_paris 4y ago

   I moved to Paris to start a new job recently, and the housing situation sucks so much. The prices in Paris are fairly high, 1000€ for a 30m² flat. But that's the relatively small heart of "Paris intra muros", excluding the &q