Updated Jul 13, 2026
Condition (C) and quality (Q) on a 1-6 scale, where 1 is the best.
An adequate, lived-in apartment with mid-century/late-80s finishes that require modernization to refresh the aesthetic.
Standard quality materials including hardwood, marble, and custom cabinetry, though many elements are dated.
Yellow cabinetry with patterned tile backsplash and marble countertops; functional but shows signs of age and dated styling.
Standard builder-grade finishes with marble surfaces and integrated appliances, typical of late 20th-century construction.
Vintage bathroom featuring patterned tiles and older beige fixtures, indicating significant deferred aesthetic maintenance.
Basic economy-grade fixtures and tiling consistent with an older, unrenovated residential unit.
Mixed condition with parquet and tile flooring; living areas show clutter and wear on wooden cabinetry.
Above-standard features like high ceilings and extensive built-in wooden bookshelves provide a sense of character.
Multi-story residential block in fair condition with functional balconies and adjacent surface parking.
Standard mid-rise apartment construction with typical urban facade and balcony design.
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