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The first thing to consider is the prices and sizes. Although houses tend to be larger, they are also more expensive and require higher maintenance, so you must find the ideal balance for you. Apartments are generally suitable for people with a more simplified lifestyle, while houses are better for families looking for spacious areas for children or pets.

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Location is a fundamental element you should consider. Generally, apartments are located in the most central areas of a city and tend to be closer to shopping centers, schools, cinemas, parks, and offices. Houses, on the other hand, are typically found in quieter peripheral areas but farther from the workplace.

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Amenities and security should also be taken into account. Usually, apartment buildings have security, which is not always available in all residential neighborhoods, unless they are gated communities. Additionally, apartment towers offer more amenities such as a pool or gym, while houses may be more limited in some of these options. However, even if a house has fewer amenities, they will be exclusively for your use, whereas in an apartment, you will have to share certain common areas.

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Another advantage of a house is the potential for property expansion. If you plan to remodel or build an additional room, a game room, or a pool in the future, a house is the option to look for, as it is not possible to expand an apartment due to obvious reasons, although you can modify its configuration.

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Remember that no matter which option you choose, using the Property Ladder and a mortgage loan, you can change houses or apartments as many times as you want or need. Your first property doesn't have to be the only one you will live in.

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At THF, we will help you find the best financial instrument to buy that house or apartment as soon as possible and make the future a reality. Visit our website or schedule an appointment by calling 55-5989-6933; where one of our mortgage advisors will assist you in a matter of minutes.

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