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Old 18-07-2006, 05:31 PM
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This doesn't help Pink with the apt search, but I got here from NY two weeks ago - would be nice to get together with former New Yorkers and moan about leaving NY and expensive real estate, if nothing else!
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Old 18-07-2006, 05:47 PM
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Rent is partially tax deductable too.
Yes, but only if your employer is happy to define part of your package as "housing allowance" and set up a system to ensure "adequate control" of the fact that you are actually spending it on housing...
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How do you think to learn Cantonese in Daily way?
Welcome to Hong Kong ! Pink!

I am not Sure you are a female or male. I am a chinese girl, 25 years old. I born in here and studied in here. Hong Kong is very small. I think of an idea if you want to learn the culture of hong kong, you can think of sharing a flat with me and let me teach you Cantonese.

I am not meaning sharing the flat for even space. I Will just occupay a small room even not 100 sq ft enough .

That will be convenience for you to email to me directly.
trista.chau@gmail.com
Above is my email address. We can exchange the instant messeanger account in email.

I would have less max budget. Hope you enjoy living in Here.
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Old 19-07-2006, 11:52 AM
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another fellow new yorker here!!! i've been living here since aug 2004. originally from Queens! anyway, i would join you guys if there is a gathering.
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Sigh... today I am feeling really blue... just overworked... it's 9pm and the earliest I got home. Since I arrived here, I've been working crazy hours...... and tomorrow I'll be doing apt hunting again!

How's everyone else hanging in there??

Sigh sigh......
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