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How much does rent cost for a simple apartment in your areas?
Over here its like 1-2k

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>>15973211
You are where?
Here in the Philadelphia area rents are low end $750, average 11-1200 and 'luxury apartments' go from 16-2500 per month. Of course size and proximity to negroes will substantially alter said prices. ...But pretty average for city living, rural living is a bit cheaper, say 15-20% on average.

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>>15973211
yeah pretty much.

>> No.15973413

>>15973211
Like $800 probably for a 1br

>> No.15973429

$525 for 2br

Con: no washing machine/dryer in unit, I do my laundry at my Inlaw's

>> No.15973444

>>15973211
900 euros, median monthly salary is 1300 euros.
Long live europe.

>> No.15973483

>>15973211
NYC. $1500 minimum if you want to live in a decent area. There are cheaper apartments in the hood in the $1200-1400 range but it's not worth it, just pay a bit more to live around civilized people.

>> No.15973918

3BR apt. 875, indiana
Pros: Based, white
Cons: got to go to big city for decent night life (only 30 min drive)

>> No.15973955

>>15973211
On /biz/?
It's free if you yell that you hate ChainLink

>> No.15974486

420 for a small studio apartment, includes a bathtub. If shit goes south with work I can lay back for a couple months easy. One of the cons is that the stove is 2 meters from my bed

>> No.15974588

>>15973211
The US government actually compiles statistics for average rent/mortgage expenses on a county-by-county basis.
https://www.justice.gov/ust/means-testing/20190501
Scroll down and click the "Housing and Utilities Standards" dropdown list.

>> No.15974594

>>15974588
*average
Correction: These standards are meant for use by households that are above the median income level for the county.

>> No.15974612

>>15974588
>>15974594
For example, here are the numbers for the state of New Jersey.
https://www.justice.gov/ust/eo/bapcpa/20190501/bci_data/housing_charts/irs_housing_charts_NJ.htm
For a "family" of one person, mortgage/rent expenses range from 1033 $/mo in Cumberland County to 2186 $/mo in Bergen County.

>> No.15975198

100-150€ 1 room about 200€ 2 room, however i dont live in capital which is more expensive

>> No.15975214

>>15973211
Simple? Like $400.

>> No.15975222

>>15973211
Studios are $1-1.2K here, 2-3 bed are around $1.4K.

Living at mommies place is $200/mo though.

>> No.15975662

>>15975198
>100-150€ 1 room about 200€ 2 room, however i dont live in capital which is more expensive
where the fuck do you live? romania, ukraine?
>>15975222
3 room ap is around 1500-1800$ here. Studios are 900-1.2k

>> No.15976188

Singapore here
USD$2000 for a decent studio
USD$2750 for a decent 2br
Downtown can be even more expensive

Low taxes though