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Apartment orientation and daylight: how to assess them

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Daylight depends on window orientation, neighbouring buildings and room depth. One daytime photograph cannot represent every season or time of day. Identify where you spend the most time, then assess light, ventilation and your ability to control heat in those rooms.

Practical steps

  1. Request a second viewing or video showing light at a different time
  2. Review nearby window obstructions and investigate potential changes without assuming certainty
  3. Include shading, ventilation, blinds and cooling in your setup-cost assessment

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