Luxury apartments: They’re great, but they’re expensive. Sure, you may have reached the point in your life where you can comfortably throw down a few grand every month on rent, but there’s still that feeling of doubt lingering in the back of your head: Do you really need to live somewhere so nice? Couldn’t you just as easily live somewhere a little cheaper? Think of all the money you’d save by not living in a luxury apartment. But what about all the money you save by living in a luxury apartment?
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We know it sounds crazy, but for the right person, renting a luxury apartment won’t just provide a first-class living experience, it will also be an incredibly thrifty proposition. Luxury apartments offer far more than just four walls and a roof over your head. They offer an array of amazing amenities, the likes of which you’re likely to only find in five-star hotels and resorts. If you want all these additional perks while living in a traditional apartment, you can get them … but you’ll have to pay for them separately, and those costs will add up fast.
For instance, if you’re the type of person who likes to exercise and stay fit, a gym membership is vital to your weekly routine. But the cost of working out at some of the best gyms in the country can run you nearly $500 a month. Why pay that much when many luxury apartments offer the exact same state-of-the-art exercise equipment right on the premises? Throw in the cost of a pool membership, tennis court fees and one-on-one sessions with your own personal trainer and you’re already saving close to $2,000 a month in your luxury apartment. Even better, with all of this located a few short steps from your front door, it will be easier than ever to really hit the gym and make good on your health goals.
Fun can also be had for a fraction of the price in a luxury apartment. A couple of drinks and a game of pool can run you close to $100 at a more upscale bar or club. Multiply that by four (for one day of every weekend each month) and you’re spending $400 a month just to kick back and have a good time. But most luxury apartments feature on-site lounges and arcades perfect for a night out with a few friends. Prefer a trip to the movies as your after-work activity? Many luxury apartments have big-screen HD theaters with plush seats and freshly popped popcorn just like any modern-day multiplex. Why spend hundreds of dollars for the nuisance of seeing a movie while sitting in a sea of strangers when you can gather a few close friends for a private screening of one of your all-time favorite films?
If you want a little alone time to relax and unwind, luxury apartments can also save you money with steam saunas and cafes, all free with the cost of rent. Or perhaps you want to relax and unwind with a special someone. A night out on the town can run you hundreds of dollars, but that special someone won’t want to go anywhere when they see how incredible your home is. You may even be able to treat them to a night of dinner and dancing. Luxury apartments are prime spots for lavish parties, with fine food and wine, and none of the long lines or pricey bills you find in your city’s best restaurants.
When you add all of these savings up, you realize that if you really want to live the high life, spending a little extra on rent each month is the only sensible choice. Luxury: It isn’t just nice, it’s a bargain.
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