Novela Apartment Homes Novels & Stories

So what I had in the other house, I simply sold and donated, keeping only what I needed. “A pleasure, I’m Hoscar” greeted the doorman smiling. “A pleasure, Luke Yunan” I replied back, received the key and was escorted to my apartment. The building was huge, with about 60 floors. Apartments with three bedrooms, very modern, the condominium also had a swimming pool, gym, sauna and an events room. Despite living alone, I loved big apartments because I wanted space. There were two large apartments per floor. Standing in front of my apartment door, I looked back and saw the other apartment.

Natalia's POV In less than a week, I found an apartment. It was a modest two-bedroom on the sixth floor of a quiet building just outside the city center. It was modern with a lot of natural light and bare walls that I could do anything on. It was the kind of place that felt new— not tainted by memories or past shadows. The perfect place for me to make my base and forge on with my plans. So as soon as all the legal formalities were done, I moved in that evening.

The springs creaked beneath my weight as I moved, one poking into my lower back. I looked around at the small apartment I shared with my family; it wasn’t too shabby, but it wasn’t the best place to raise a little girl, either. It was located in one of the more run-down neighborhoods in Wintercrest—not necessarily dangerous, but certainly not the safest. The apartment itself was small and cramped, with yellowing wallpaper and one particularly stubborn water stain on the ceiling by the front door. We had done our best to decorate the space; Lila had helped pick out various eclectic pieces of furniture and decor from the local thrift shops, and children’s school art pieces were hung across the

What the hell did he do wrong? "You're probably not open to friendships but I do want us to give it a try" Roman continued. "I'm in your house now, so we can at least get along." Ivy scoffed before going into the kitchen. This apartment was under one of the witch's name and it was quite big for a single person. It was a spacious two bedroom located in an apartment building on the seventh floor. There were no pictures on the walls or any sort of decoration on the shelves. Even though there wasn't much inside, the entire place was tidy and expensively furnished.

If I had cash on me I’d stop at a drug store and get her some sunblock. Lime Kiln Square looks like serious money. It’s all row houses, but big ones. The sort you see in Victorian scenes on Christmas cards, with massive windows by the front door and three or four floors. They’re in a lopsided square opening onto a street that runs around the outside of a patch of grass that looks fake but smells real. Most of them seem like they’ve been bought up and split into apartments, and then each apartment’s been sold for even more than the house cost in the first place. Jade’s checking the apartment numbers, and we turn down between a narrow alley between two blocks. There’s stairs down below street

“The first building has nearly two hundred units. Each apartment rents for approximately five thousand dollars a month.” I did the math quickly in my head. “That’s solid income,” I said. “Yes,” Mei continued. “The second property is much larger. Roughly five thousand apartments, each renting for around three thousand dollars a month.” Jacob turned toward me sharply when he heard that. “That’s… massive,” he whispered. I held up a hand, signaling him to wait. Mei kept going. “We also acquired several additional assets to diversify the portfolio. A trailer park outside the city limits, a mobile home community, a campground near the interstate, and a regional shopping mall that had been struggli

It is said that 80% of houses in the city belonged to the conglomerate and they also owned a lot of apartments in other cities. Standing outside the company building, Adam went through his entire plan to complete the mission in his head while watching multiple people go in and out of the building. Taking a deep breath, he walked into the spacious lobby room populated with a bunch of people. "Good afternoon sir, would you like to check the available apartments?" Suddenly appearing before Adam was a brown haired girl roughly the same age with him dressed in a blue shirt and black skirt that highlighted her shape. Looking around, he could see multiple women and men of various ages positioned ar

High enough to see the city lights. The key was waiting at the security desk. She rode the elevator up. The hallway was quiet a potted plant outside someone's door, a welcome mat reading G'day in cheerful yellow letters. Apartment 7B. She unlocked the door. The apartment was small but bright. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room. A compact kitchen with white cabinets. One bedroom. One bathroom. It smelled faintly of dust, and the previous tenant had left scuff marks on the walls. Clara didn't care. It was hers. Hers alone. No cold husband. No cruel first love. No maids who looked through her like she was already a ghost.

This was a habit of his—to find something extracurricular whenever he was going through matters of the heart. The apartment was a modest two-bedroom located in a lively neighborhood, full of energy and color. The streets were lined with small shops, cafes, and bustling markets. Neighbors chatted on street corners, children played until dusk, and the scent of fresh coffee and baked goods mingled in the air. The apartment itself was on the third floor, with large windows that allowed the sunlight to pour in, highlighting every corner of the space.

Gabriella replied warmly. They continued their conversation, completely leaving Pete on the sidelines. It was only when they started viewing the apartments that Gabriella recalled Pete was with them. The three of them visited three apartments, all conveniently located near Gabriella's workplace. Eventually, Gabriella made her choice. The selected apartment had one bedroom, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom. Gabriella was particularly delighted with the spacious balcony. It came fully furnished with tables, chairs, a couch, air conditioning, a washing machine, and an exhaust hood.