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source: Destatis Regionaldatenbank

tool: app.23degrees.io

for a more detailed look check out the interactive visualisation

Yup, the latest stats that were available to me.

1 room apartments are popular among students here in Paris, because the overall rental price is still much cheaper than a 2-3 room apartment. Since demand is high for cheaper rents, it explains in part why the price per unit (m²) is higher for smaller apartments. I'd also add that i think there is relatively less student housing (exclusively for students) in central Paris than other European cities (my own impression, I haven't checked the numbers.)

Serious question: How deep would it need to be to survive to the next winter, aka begin glaciation?

The dark colors don’t work well on a dark background

Again, you missing so much context because you don’t understand football. T.Hill is listed as a Tight End, he has very few throws because he throws on gadget plays. His Y/A is the result of a small sample size and the element of surprise on said gadget plays. He should not play more at QB. You don’t understand the subject matter, just because you can plot two things or divide two numbers doesn’t mean you should.

What is the name of this type of viz?

I am currently writing an article about whole France.

This data would be better shown with a heat map

Stay classy Cali.

Now make it on a computer that doesn’t run windows 95

Keep us posted! I really like the article btw!

Coupled with multiple angles from the perspective of each axis and a fourth isometric view.

So it looks like this is in the dataset, but it's classified as a clinic and not a hospital. I believe the distinction for OSM is whether inpatient services are offered.

January 3rd 2023

Do you say “3rd of January” or something ridiculous?

It isn't "just Californian climate", it's Californian climate since you guys fucked it up and diverted all of the water for agriculture.

Reddit man, there's no explaining 90% of it.

It's not the price of the apartment but the square meter price. A double berdroom apartment is more expensive than a single bedroom but the square meter won't be. For example. Single bedroom 50m2 500€. Goes at 10€/m2. A four bedroom aparment 150m2 1200€. That's 8€/m2. More expensive in total cheaper in €/m2

I just mean the idea of having 6 roommates that also could only afford one bedroom in basically a hostel sounds like itd be a nightmare living situation.

Just stop. First you were dismissive of their yards per attempt metric because it didn’t measure enough things. OP addressed that and explained that it’s fairly comprehensive and any other metric would be directionally similar, so now you’ve moved on to criticizing something else because your first attempt was addressed. You just want to hear yourself talk and be critical for the sake of being critical.

No worries. Will give it another try later. It's maybe really worth it.

Why is this guy being down voted? He did the work and this was his preference.

They do exist, but they are rare. Therefore, there are not much data points present

Wow a 7 room apartment sounds awful