New Apartments in Angeles for About 12,000 Pesos a Month — Two-Bedroom and Studio Units with Laundry Space and Rooftop

New Apartments in Angeles for About 12,000 Pesos a Month — Two-Bedroom and Studio Units with Laundry Space and Rooftop

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A tour of two newly built, unfurnished apartments (a two-bedroom unit and a studio unit) in the Angeles Walking Street area. The title says "$17 per night," but the video actually shows monthly rentals; the $17 hotel is only mentioned. The second half of the video is a channel-membership promo and music.

💡 Key takeaways

[The two units]
• New construction. The building name and exact location are not given in the video (check the video for the name).
• Unit 1: two bedrooms, one bathroom, about 12,000 pesos a month. Unfurnished; at the time of filming, holes were being made in the wall for air conditioning.
• Unit 2: right next door, an open studio layout with no walls or bedrooms. Same size as Unit 1, one bathroom.
• The owner has agreed to rent both units to one tenant at about 12,000 pesos each per month. The host converts the total for both to about $480.
• The host pitches it for someone who wants privacy or wants to keep a girlfriend in a separate unit.

[Extra space]
• A small side space for a washing machine or storage, with a water spigot on the wall for the washer.
• The owner lets the tenant use the rooftop deck upstairs, e.g. for hanging laundry.

[Notes]
• Prices come from auto-generated captions and may differ from the actual amounts.
• The host says you can get hotel rooms in Angeles for $17 a night, but this video doesn't show one; he points to the channel's other hotel videos.

⏱ Chapters
00:02 Intro — where to stay near Walking Street
01:04 Two new apartments, about 12,000 pesos a month
02:07 Laundry space and rooftop deck
03:24 Mention of $17-a-night hotels
04:37 Channel membership promo
06:04 Walkthrough with music

💬 What viewers said (3 comments)
• One viewer says he used to rent a new two-bedroom for 5,000 pesos a month.
• Another compares it with China, saying a furnished two-bed, two-bath place is cheaper there.
• Someone asked for the contact info for this place, but there was no reply.