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jeffus

From: United States

9/20/2005 19:05 EST

My company want s to give me a 75 KUSD yearly housing allowance.

I am married with 2 kids.

Is it a reasonnable allowance ?

What kind of housing (size) can I pretend to with this sum ?

Thanks for the help.

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sbking

From: Trinidad

10/5/2005 13:06 EST

Why not call a real estate company and talk with them? You'd be able to get a 3 bedroom apt. for that. The size, amount of facilities and location would depend on your preferences.There are tradeoffs. If you live away from the city, you have to travel to work, but you may prefer that. If you tell me what you're looking for, I can try to advise you.

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sbking

From: Trinidad

10/5/2005 13:07 EST

That's $50,000HK/month. It's reasonable. Where are you from and what sized apt. or house are you in now?

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jeffus

From: United States

10/16/2005 10:46 EST

We are currently living in the US.

We have a 2 400 square feet house.

Do you know what would be the rent of an apartment of similar size on the Island ?

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ejhahn

From: Hong Kong

10/18/2005 15:40 EST

At least US$10,000 a month.

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