After more than five months, the Telefé reality show came to an end. The three finalists walked away with great prizes, but the last two to leave the house will receive a prefab.
This Monday, March 27, it was known who was the winner of the reality show Big Brotherwhich more than five months ago was broadcast on the screen of telefé. Marcos Ginocchio was established as the winner above Ignacio “Nacho” Castañareswhich was left with second place, and Juliet Poggiowho got third place.
The three finalists received different prizes for reaching this stage of the competition, but Nacho and Marcos have a special award for having been the last to leave the house. In addition to an economic amount, they will receive a prefab housing for each one.
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How are the houses at stake?
The company Rock houses It has 10 different models made using the dry construction technique and that it sells with financing of up to 60 installments. The most economical is the model American, which costs $3,220,000. In this case, the property is 35 square meters with three rooms and a bathroom. Within this line, 39 square meters are also offered for $3,500,000 (three rooms and one bathroom) and 80 square meters at a list cost of $7,500,000 (four rooms and two bathrooms).
The line Premium of 39 square meters has a value of $3,500,000 (3 rooms and a bathroom), the option of 46 square meters is offered at $3,700,000 (three rooms and a bathroom) and the 80 m² option for $7,200,000 (four rooms and two bathrooms).
Lastly, the line cube It has a 69 m² housing model for a cost of $7,600,000 (four rooms and a bathroom); 74 m² for $8,200,000 (two rooms and two bathrooms) and 95 m² for $10,600,000 (five rooms and two bathrooms).
Although these are the options in the construction company’s catalogue, it is not yet known if the participants will be able to choose a model or if it has already been designated in the terms and conditions of the prize, nor is it known if a prize will be delivered with the house. land where to build it
Source: Ambito
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