What does it cost to rent a 1-bedroom apartment across Europe? Madrid more expensive than Vienna.
Ranking, was kostet es eine Zwei-Zimmer-Wohnung (1-bedroom apartment) in Europa zu mieten?
London ist wirklich heftig, über 3400 Euro pro Monat für eine kleine Zwei-Zimmer-Wohnung.
Wien ist mit 1200 Euro vergleichsweise günstig. Sogar günstiger als Madrid mit fast 1600 Euro pro Monat.
Noch günstiger könnt ihr eine kleine Wohnung in Bulgarien (Sofia) mieten, um etwa 600 Euro, eine größere Zwei bis Drei-Zimmer-Wohnung sogar um nur 700 Euro.
Eine Drei-Zimmer-Wohnung kostet in Wien im Schnitt laut Ranking 2000 Euro. Heftig.
Wie viel Miete zahlt ihr ungefähr?
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Ranking: How much does it cost to rent a one-bedroom apartment in Europe?
London is really expensive, over 3,400 euros per month for a small one-bedroom apartment.
Vienna is comparatively affordable at 1,200 euros. It’s even cheaper than Madrid, which costs nearly 1,600 euros per month.
You can rent a small apartment in Bulgaria (Sofia) for even less, around 600 euros—and a larger two, or three-room apartment for as little as 700 euros.
According to the ranking, a 2-bedroom apartment in Vienna costs an average of 2,000 euros. Insane.
How much rent are you paying approximately?
In Bucharest, about 3-400 euro:D So compared to some other destinations in Europe, it's a steal. I've always wanted to live in London for a while, but at such prices... maybe when I become a millionaire :D
Amsterdam.. insane.. whole month salary for many people, altho there are various price ranges here.
This is probably price meant for newcomers, businesses and alike..
Here's my favorite cost of living comparison tool if you're really into it: https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/
I think it really depends on the type of apartment you want to rent and most importantly, the location. In Spain, tourists concentrate around the coast for beaches within walking distance. After I sold my house in Torrox (East of Malaga), I needed to be there last February for the paperworks, and I rented a private studio with 1 bedroom that cost me 800 Euros for a month, including water, electricity, and internet; it is a few steps from the beach and to all amenities One can always talk for a discount particularly if you know the owner.
It would be good to compare this with the minimum income in each country
Intressant wären da doch immer m² Angaben, denn es gibt ja auch kleinere und größere 2 Zimmer Wohnungen. Das sagt ja nichts aus finde ich. Kannst auch 2 Zimmerwohnung mit 100 m² haben oder nur 40m².
Wir zahlen vergleichsweise viel, 1200 für ein Haus. War aber auch fast neue Küche drin. Unsere 2 Zimmer hatten Damals glaube 400 gekostet, wobei dafür die NK genau so hoch waren wie jetzt fürs Haus.
Ist schon paar Jahre, bin so vergesslich.
In Spain in general you can get good apartments for around 1000 euros a month outside the center of big cities.
I don't know about all those countries but looks like at Madrid (I suspect it is a central region) the rent is higher than the minimum wage. And in Lisbon it is almost double the minimum wage.
I don't know how Europe will solve this housing crisis... I mean just building more houses is a start but still everyone wants to live in the same centers, even tourists.