In Summary
- Sheila divulged her experiences living in a flat
- Apartments tend to house upper and higher-class residents.
Popular Morning show Presenter on Kiss 100 Sheila Kwamboka has made waves by sharing her insights into the difference between an apartment and flats.
She said that once you hear what your neighbor is doing then you living in a flat but nor an apartment.
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“If you can hear your neighbor that’s not an apartment you are in a flat, tusidanganyane!”
she said
Flats are often associated with lower-middle-class accommodations, while apartments tend to house upper and higher-class residents.
A Flat residence is generally occupied by low and middle-class people, whereas the upper and higher class occupies an apartment.
Kwamboka’s Experiences
The conversation was sparked by her co-host Chito, who asked whether she had ever experienced the common occurrence of hearing her neighbors in close quarters.
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She divulged her experiences living in a place where the sounds of her neighbor’s daily activities were audible within her own space.
She recounted instances of being awakened at 3 AM by her neighbor’s late night bathroom trips that left her wondering what exactly her neighbor was doing at that time.
“If you can hear what your neighbor is doing …did I tell you about my 3 am neighbor?…every 3 am naskia makelele kidogo halafu naskia amepiga steps ameenda kwa toilet…every 3 in the morning …hiyo ni nini anafanya?,”
Kwamboka humorously said.
A flat typically refers to a single-story accommodation, while an apartment often denotes a multi-storied living space.
An apartment is a self-contained housing unit (a type of residential real estate) that occupies part of a building, generally on a single floor, whereas a flat is a single residential unit on a single floor.
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