Looking for Flat in Happy Valley

[curlyv]

Hi,

My rent is about to go up a ridiculous amount so I need to look for a new place.

Anyone happen to be moving out of a minimum 2 bed place in Happy Valley in the 15-20,000 range or less even better.

Any leads appreciated.

Thanks.

[thewongs]

I've been looking for apts in HV the last couple of weeks and am still looking. The first set of apts that I looked at were priced in the low 20k range, don't know if that is too high for you, but if you are still interested - I found a spacious place (shown to me thru a broker) at 7 Village Terrace #1A with an asking price of 24k, it was 1300 square feet but the drawback for me was it backed up to a slope so there was no view and somewhat dark. We have now increased our budget to the mid-30's in hopes of finding the right place, I thought we had find a good one but it didn't work out so I am still seeing places.

Let me know if you want my broker's info, she is quite good.

Good Luck!

[WSinHKG]

Greetings TheWongs!

We'd love a referral too, if you don't mind. We'll be arriving in early February and Happy Valley is our preferred location too! Good luck in finding the perfect place!

[thewongs2]

The broker we used is Christine Chan with Legend Surveyors, they are located in Wan Chai. Their number is 2866-8068. She has really worked her a** off for us so much so that we wouldn't work with anyone else.

Best of luck to you, too.

[curlyv]

Thanks for the response. Ironically I have looked at that same flat a couple of days ago. It's great but it seems the block next to it has been bought for re-development so you'd end up living next to a construction site I think.

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I'm also considering Happy Valley as opposed to Mid Levels. I expect my budget to be at the very most 20K a month. I'm looking at a two bed place, however as I'm on my own, don't need anything too big. Is that a realistic budget for HV?