The way that I'm going to make NL's codeplatform entirely pink, to compensate for having to de-pink my house 🥲🌸
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The way that I'm going to make NL's codeplatform entirely pink, to compensate for having to de-pink my house 🥲
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The way that I'm going to make NL's codeplatform entirely pink, to compensate for having to de-pink my house 🥲
This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
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This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
Are you bound to the Netherlands? If you are, have you considered looking more in the eastern parts of the country?
If you aren't, you might want to look at countries like France, Spain, Portugal.
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Are you bound to the Netherlands? If you are, have you considered looking more in the eastern parts of the country?
If you aren't, you might want to look at countries like France, Spain, Portugal.
@h3artbl33d I am for now. I really like my job atm. I'd only move abroad if I can keep working in my field. 🥲
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@h3artbl33d I am for now. I really like my job atm. I'd only move abroad if I can keep working in my field. 🥲
Makes sense. I am bound to NL too, at least for now, due to infrastructure
I found it way easier to get housing in Gelderland, Overrijsel etc. More affordable, more options and generally more nature. The general attitude is way different than Randstad too. In my experience: more laid back.
Are you looking to buy or rent?
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This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
@Gina Looking to rent or to own? Spain is super affordable, but there's a hefty up-front tax when purchasing a home. Lots of sun and open skies, though.
Italy is also trying to attract foreign workers with very generous real estate offers right now.
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@h3artbl33d I am for now. I really like my job atm. I'd only move abroad if I can keep working in my field. 🥲
@Gina can you do remote work? Then Limburg might work for you. Weather's a bit better and there are some nice corners there.
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This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
@Gina well, my aunt lived near Loosdrecht at this place…
I found that place nice and quiet. Loosdrechtse Plassen are near-by, but Hilversum is also near.But I think you meant not only outside of Amsterdam, more like outside of .nl?
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@Gina I generally would recommend Maastricht. It's a lovely city with a bunch of NS IC connections. But also a train to Germany every half hour and an easy connection to Liège from there you're fast in France, Luxembourg or even the UK and Cologne or Frankfurt.
And some interesting landscapes are just 15 minutes by bike from outside of the city center. I took these pictures yesterday with my GF on a small cycle trip :3
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This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
@Gina
I don't know if the US is on the table but climate wise I would recommend Northern California or if you can put up with hurricanes the southern Atlantic coast. Between Charleston and Savannah. -
This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
@Gina Got houses with gardens and nature galore, but sun is off for three-month breaks at times.
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@Gina I generally would recommend Maastricht. It's a lovely city with a bunch of NS IC connections. But also a train to Germany every half hour and an easy connection to Liège from there you're fast in France, Luxembourg or even the UK and Cologne or Frankfurt.
And some interesting landscapes are just 15 minutes by bike from outside of the city center. I took these pictures yesterday with my GF on a small cycle trip :3
@Gina Certainly more interesting landscapes than Randstad
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Makes sense. I am bound to NL too, at least for now, due to infrastructure
I found it way easier to get housing in Gelderland, Overrijsel etc. More affordable, more options and generally more nature. The general attitude is way different than Randstad too. In my experience: more laid back.
Are you looking to buy or rent?
@h3artbl33d I'm looking at both. My budget is up to 2k for renting and up to €500.000 for a house (which I know is ridiculous, but I sold an apt in Amsterdam a while back).
The thing is.. in most of the Netherlands it's just not worth it?? I'm not paying 2k for a shitty shoebox apt. Or half a million euro's for a rijtjeshuis. Esp when I could buy the house of my dreams in a location of my dreams, like this beauty close to Fontainebleau:
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@Gina Looking to rent or to own? Spain is super affordable, but there's a hefty up-front tax when purchasing a home. Lots of sun and open skies, though.
Italy is also trying to attract foreign workers with very generous real estate offers right now.
@Legit_Spaghetti for now I'm bound to the Netherlands, due to my job (which I love). I'd only move abroad for a similar role in my field. Something tech policy or advocacy related.
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@Gina can you do remote work? Then Limburg might work for you. Weather's a bit better and there are some nice corners there.
@fedops I wish. But also, if I had a remote job I'd probably move a bit further south
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@Gina well, my aunt lived near Loosdrecht at this place…
I found that place nice and quiet. Loosdrechtse Plassen are near-by, but Hilversum is also near.But I think you meant not only outside of Amsterdam, more like outside of .nl?
@ij somewhere green in the Netherlands would be fine for now too. The problem is that my budget (half a million btw?!?) mostly allows for crappy rijtjeshuizen like this soulless brick box:
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This is me manifesting moving out of Amsterdam btw. I don't know where to yet, as long as there is more nature, sun and a house with a garden.
VERY open to suggestions 🫶
"But Gina what's wrong with your house in Amsterdam?"
Yall, I used to have a beautiful garden, where my cats could play outside, and now I live in a soulless shoebox for 2k a month that gets NO SUN. Literally none. It's entirely north facing. Plus, I'm so over Amsterdam. I'm old. I want peace and quiet and greenery and gardening.
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@h3artbl33d I'm looking at both. My budget is up to 2k for renting and up to €500.000 for a house (which I know is ridiculous, but I sold an apt in Amsterdam a while back).
The thing is.. in most of the Netherlands it's just not worth it?? I'm not paying 2k for a shitty shoebox apt. Or half a million euro's for a rijtjeshuis. Esp when I could buy the house of my dreams in a location of my dreams, like this beauty close to Fontainebleau:
Wow. What the actual F. I knew that the Dutch housing market was broken beyond repair - but seeing that beauty for the price of an acceptable rijtjeshuis in the achterhoek (and that is a steal compared to the pricing in Amsterdam)... Utter madness.
Personally, I would save up a bit, get my affairs in order and move yesteryear if my circumstances would allow me to.
(my work mostly relates to IT infrastructure - and touching the servers very once in a while makes me very happy, moving to rural France I'd miss out on that)
Buying right now is nothing short of placing a bet - I don't think the prices are going to plumet in a couple of years but who knows?
Are you okay if I DM you a house that I wanted to get? Rather not have that one in public due to opsec reasons.
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@Gina
I don't know if the US is on the table but climate wise I would recommend Northern California or if you can put up with hurricanes the southern Atlantic coast. Between Charleston and Savannah.@Darkasvim I always wanted to live in the US when I was younger (actually lived in Idaho for a year when I was 16), but not with the current political climate.
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@Gina Got houses with gardens and nature galore, but sun is off for three-month breaks at times.
