Oh yea, duh I have a camera

So lots of pictures to post from my new apartment in this one. Barring any major incident (landlord getting cold feet or something) this is the place that I will be living in. The relator has ensured me that this place should go through so feel confident posting pictures saying that this is the place I'll be living in. I’ll be living in the City 7 complex in Changwon. The apartment is 1903 (19th floor, number 3) in building 102 (there are 4 buildings 101-104). Rent will be about $2.5 million Won per month, which equates to about $1850 USD. This cost covers everything except for electricity (we weren’t able to negotiate it into the contract).

Obviously I didn’t take this one, but it gives you an idea of the skyline. The hotel is on the left with the City 7 Apartment buildings on the right. This picture shows three of the four buildings. I took a few panoramic shots later that show all of the buildings.

Pictures of the kitchen and the master bedroom. As you can see the apartment is unfurnished, but the realtor has ensured me that everything would be in place before my move in date of June first. (I plan on taking pictures once stuff is in the place too). The apartment is unfurnished because they are still completing construction on a lot of the rooms. This complex just opened up for public use a few weeks ago, so I will be one of the first tenants to live in this building. (you can click on the pictures to make them bigger)

Side, by side pictures (of sorts) taken from the living room. I like these pictures like this because you can see the vast difference that exists in Korea. The well developed cities bordering the inhabitable mountains. The country is very different from American in that it is almost entirely cities. There really aren’t any rural areas, because they are so landlocked. The road in the picture on the left has 8 lanes (for reference).