Khmelnytskyi Apartment Listing Goes Viral for Controversial Brickwork

Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine – A recent real estate listing for a one-bedroom apartment in a new building has ignited a lively discussion among potential buyers and construction experts, not for its panoramic city views, but for its unconventional interior brickwork. The apartment, located on the seventh floor and boasting 41 square meters, is being offered for $30,000. The video tour, shared by real estate agent AR Brand, highlights the spacious kitchen and main room, both featuring large windows that offer “enchanting” views of Khmelnytskyi. However, viewers quickly pointed out the peculiar use of hollow bricks laid on their sides for interior partition walls. The construction choice has drawn sharp criticism in the comments section. One user questioned, “Hollow brick on its edge, what kind of technology is this? 😂😂” Another concerned viewer, identifying as a builder, stated, “As a builder, I'm shocked by hollow bricks on edge. The savings are dubious, but the owners will get headaches, not to mention heat and sound insulation.” Jokes also abounded, with comments like “Is this an apartment for bees?” and “The phrase 'walls have ears' took on new colors.” While the real estate agent emphasized the absence of load-bearing walls, allowing for flexible planning, the public reaction suggests significant concerns about the practicality and quality of the construction. The listing continues to generate discussion, prompting questions about modern building practices and consumer expectations in the housing market.

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