This Uber employee asks more than 1 million euros for his apartment
Working at the taxi company Uber pays off. At least for this Uber employee, because he asks a good 1 million euros for his apartment.
We know Uber as a company that mediates between travelers and providers of passenger transport. They do this in different countries. The company connects customers in more than 70 countries through a mobile app. Turnover is also nice, namely 11 billion dollars. So not a small player. One of the company’s employees is doing quite well, because at the age of 29 he was already able to buy this house. Now it’s time to sell it.
Uber employee sells his apartment
Flat, flat. A luxury apartment according to the broker. And it is, because it is located in the always chic Amsterdam Oud-Zuid. A popular neighborhood among the yuppies. If we look at the images, it is decorated quite ‘differently’. Usually they are sleek interiors without emotion. But not here, because we see a lot of classic elements with a lot of dark wood. Here there are some classic mirrors and chandeliers and you don’t expect the resident to be 33 years old. Resident is Raoul Philipse and he has been working at taxi company Uber since 2016 where he is Head of (Director), EMEA Rides Strategy and Planning.
The maker says: ‘On the one hand, the original details such as the ceiling with ornaments have been restored and on the other hand, luxury has been added through the design kitchen and elegant finish.’
To buy?
Then you have to be quick. Houses in this neighborhood are going fast. An offer has already been made for this object. Especially this house, with a roof terrace. Quite unique in Amsterdam. The house is already under offer, but we can still take a look inside.
