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Stan deweloperski vs stan surowy [developing or undeveloping property state] [36]
Although it is true that these standards do depend, I will attempt to give you the break down:
1. Stan surowy otwarty:Is just the foundations, walls and roof.
There is no: plumbing, the walls aren't plastered, there is no wiring, the concrete floor with insulation will need to be poured, no windows, no front door or garage door, no taps, no internal doors.
stan surowy zamkniety:Is the same as stan surowy otwarty but with external doors and windows.
My advice is do not buy this Stu, it costs a lot to finish it from this stage.
if you knew what you were doing it would take about 5/7 months to finish to a normal standard like in the Netherlands (i.e. any western country).
I have seen two story houses for sale with no stairs!!!
2. Stan deweloperski:This is with: front door, windows, plumbing pipes installed, electrical wires installed, the place is plastered and may or may not come with interior doors or a boiler. (most cases they come with a boiler but without interior doors but check).
You will have to paint the place, install everything in the kitchen and bathrooms (including taps), tile the place, install lights, interior doors.
This is the standard finish in all excommie countries.
Most properties are sold in this condition, if it's a house you are thinking of, make sure you check for sewage, water and electrical connections have been installed.
This still costs quite a bit and there are some fitout companies but you will have to look over their shoulders everyday to make sure that you get what you want (it is still a good deal of work for you and should take about 2 months).
As I said this is normal in excommie countries, it's good if you have the time but be warned you have to get professionals in to finish it.
3. Pod klucz:
The apartment is finished but without furniture.
It includes a kitchen and all appliances, in the bathroom taps, toilet, bath/shower.
Might not include wardrobes and curtains.
Quite a few developers offer a fitout service but most Poles think they can install one toilet for cheaper than a developer can install 500.
This is what Western countries offer, take a look at their showroom )if they have one) they should offer a few options and you should be able to negotiate more if you get the house to this standard.
This is what you want, have a good contract clearly stating the time when they will be finished and include some sort of penalty fee for lateness (they are always late but if it gets too much then sue or have the option of suing and renegotiate your price).
Where are you thinking of buying?
