Which residential quarters in Luzhou are better?

I just bought a house. Let me tell you something about my feelings these days.

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The west of the city is mainly elevator apartments.

1. The average price may be cheaper than that of multi-floors, but the pool area is large, and the property management fee and elevator maintenance fee are high, which is not cheap in the long run. I wonder if the elderly like elevator apartments?

2. If the elevator apartment design is unreasonable, be careful to waste the area. In addition, some floors are relatively low, so it will be more depressing to live in.

3. High-rise buildings in the west of the city are concentrated, so careful lighting is a problem.

I am too lazy to wait for the elevator. . .

The north of the city is mainly multi-storey (with elevators).

1. The average price is more expensive than some elevators, but the pool area is small, and you can occasionally reach the top floor with a garden. It's not bad for old people to raise flowers.

2. The floors are generally higher and feel more spacious than elevators.

3. Multi-storey residential areas have a wide field of vision and may have relatively good lighting.

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Of course, I love multiple floors, so I may think how many floors are good, and elevators also have advantages. To tell the truth, the greening of the famous residential areas in Luzhou is not bad now, and the supporting facilities are also ok (there are many bakeries in the vegetable market, many pharmacies and Huitong everywhere). It's just that whether it's north or west, it's far from the current city center, but it's no problem to take the bus.

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Victoria is the elevator. I haven't seen it. The Aegean Sea in space is also an elevator. I went to see a set and said it was for the garden. I found it quite boring. It's just the product of irrational use of space. However, according to the current housing price in Luzhou, the average elevator price is at least 4k, and a good community below 50w can't afford a big house, let alone a roof garden. The house is bullish but not bearish. You should do it when you think about it. Although the intermediary's phrase "Aauto Quicker Slow Hands" looks awkward, I'm really afraid it will double again in the new year. . . By the way, before 2008, multi-storey houses were all brick-concrete houses (precast slabs), and later they were all cast-in-place houses. Be careful not to be cheated. I wish you success in buying a house, XD