Some people prefer living in a house while others feel that there are more advantages to living in an apartment. Are there more advantages than disadvantages of living in an apartment?

It is irrefutable that majority of masses give more preference to live in a house while opponents feel that the advantage of living in an
apartment
is more.
However
, the disadvantages of living in an
apartment
overweight the advantages. There are
number
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a number
of demerits to live in an
apartment
.
First
and foremost disadvantage is that people facing some
fanincial
involving financial matters
financial
problem when they stay in an
apartment
due to their poor
fanincial
involving financial matters
financial
condition. A
best
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good
illustration is that my uncle who is living in an
apartment
,
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,
face many financial problems to pay the rent of
apartment
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apartments
the apartment
an apartment
.
Secondly
, if people living in an
apartment
,
then
they
facing
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are facing
face
problem related to space because due to
modern era
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the modern era
, the rent of enough space is very
high so
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high, so
mostly
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most
people avoid
such
types of places and give more preference to manage with little space.
Moreover
, when human beings living
such
types of
place
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place, then
then
they
do not doing
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do not do
don't do
are not doing
aren't doing
have not done
haven't done
activity with freedom.
On the other hand
, living in an
apartment
is beneficial in some ways.
Furthermore
, people can easily go for their work as well as their study purpose when they live in an
apartment
because they can easily get an
apartment
which is near of their work place.
For example
, in Bathinda many students are living in an
apartment
for doing their education. As
such it
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such, it
can be concluded that,
aulthough
even though, in spite of the fact that
although
people give more preference to live in an
apartment
,
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,
I would like to reiterate the trend of living in an
apartment
can be considered is not more beneficial.
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