Sup /r9k/I was curious as to how much you pay for rent and where you live? Does this include rent? How many bedrooms/bathrooms do you have? I currently live in Bushwick Brooklyn and pay $633 a month for rent. I have two other roommates that pay the same. We each have our own bedrooms and we have one bathroom. This does not include utilities, which run us about $150 a month. so in total for our apartment it is $2050 a month.
My mortgage is $1000 for 2100 sq. feet.
I pay about 390 USD every month for rent. I live in central Gothenburg, Sweden in a one-bedroom-apartment by myself. Utilities, internet and cable included.
I used to pay $275 when I had my own place.
260GBP/monthFeels good man
I live near center of one of Finland's biggest cities. Total rent is 906e, which is divided among 3 people (so 302e per person, you mathematically impaired). Includes water and electricity. The house itself is 3 bedrooms + Living room + Kitchen + 2 bathrooms + 1 closet.
BRL 380.00 rentBRL 150.00 taxBRL 140.00 condominium taxtotal BRL 670.00
Me and my three roommates pay $200 a month for a four bedroom (technically, one of the bedrooms is a converted office), two story house near downtown Omaha, NE. Big house, awesome roommates. Plus, the utilities, electric, and cable/internet usually only run another $125 or so, so I'm living pretty good and cheap.
300 Ca. a month, includes everything, but we have no cable, which is okay. Living in london in a house with a roommate.
Two bedroom apartment with two other roommates. We each pay about $500 a month, plus utilities and whatnot.
I live near Tompkins Sq. Park and I pay a little under $1200 a month, including utilities.
Around U$ 290 (R$ 650).It is a really small room, with a smaller bathroom. And that's all.However, It pays the energy, the water, the intrawebs connection and it comes with a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and the basic forniture.Quite good huh?
>>3739390Oh, and this is San Jose, California.
GBP 210 a month utilities included (thats 309 dollars)
I rent a full house (3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, undeveloped basement) in Calgary, Canada for $1500 (about 1200 USD) between me and my two roommates. Utilities are about 75 bucks each a month.Its not too bad of a deal though; I've seen main floors and basement suites going for 1500 themselves.
Downtown RaleighStudio apartment $485/mo. Includes water.
$350 including everythingI make $550 a month though
mankato, minnesotathree roommates including myself, four bedrooms, two bathrooms. include utilities except for electric, 315/monthnext year, i'm moving into a 3 bedroom with four roommates, two bathroom, and we'll be doing 229/month with only water included.
$0 this is my house bitch
I pay 300$/mo for a room in a 3-bedroom/ 1.5 bath house in Santa Barbara, California. This is actually insanely cheap for the area, usually the cheapest you can possibly find round here is 600 for a room. ~35$ in utilities.
Sherbrooke, Quebec(canada)$620 (canadian) for 3 bedrooms + 2 other rooms + bathroom, we're 3$205/each + $50/each for power = $25I make $600 to 700 per month at my part-time glorified minimum wage job. ~$1500/month during the summer when I work full time.
>>3739220I'm from Brooklyn. That is a shit load of money for a 3 bedroom in a shitty part of Brooklyn.
1350 GBP/month for a 1 bedroom flatCentral london ftl
>>3739567If you're from brooklyn you'd know that all the uppity niggers from manhattan gone and skyrocketed our rent prices. Goddamned uppity niggers.
>>3739567where in brooklyn do you live and what do you pay?
>>3739597Holy shit, you could probably save a crapload by taking a train or something.
Pittsburgh, $1200/month for a 4 bedroom apartment split 4 ways, about 150 each for utilities.>>3739513post your property taxes, slut
>>3739609>>3739616I got a 2 bedroom in Bensonhurst for $650 a month.
325 GBP per month for a one bed apartment in the city. Includes rates, but not electric/gas which hardly costs me anything anyway.
>>3739619yeah but I like to wake up late :)
>>3739609And it looks like Bushwick in particular is getting pretty trendy. I'm in college and most of my friends are either in Bushwick or SpaHa. :( Sorry for being one of those Manhattan uppity niggers, anon.
EUR 250 for one room of about 10 square meters plus a walk-in closet, that's about $336 for 100 square feet. I live in Eindhoven. It includes utilities. I also have 9 roommates, two bathrooms and a gigantic living room and kitchen. It's a big house.
625 a month for a 3 bedroom/1.5bath townhouse plus about 100$ for cable and T.V. and about 100$ a month for utilities. We don't pay for water.Northern California fuck yes.
Berlin, Tiergarten. I pay 290 a month for 52 square feet. Its alright, right next to the Spree and close to the shops... I could be paying the same on the other side of the city in the trendy places and be getting 20 square feet.
why there's a german flag in that picture?
Got a house from my grandpa when he diedFuck yeah grandpa
>Bushwick BrooklynGODDAMNIT YOU FUCKING HIPSTERS GET OFF MY INTERNETS I THOUGHT I TOLD YOU TO CLEAN YOUR ROOMS
Venice230 EUR/month more or less, utilies and internet included3 bedrooms, 4 housemates (me and another guy share the biggest bedroom), kitchen, bathroom.
>>3739794hipster? how about someone who can't afford to live in Manhattan or West Brooklyn?
100 m2 / 1100ish sq. feet house.Like 100USD add 120$ more for adsl, TVcable, electricity, cellphone bill, and three taxes (land, land and water).Third world country, FTW!
>>3739401That has to be either a great find, subsidized or rent controlled. I've seen damn few in the city that were under $2000 that weren't one of the above.
>>3739965Really good luck? I don't know, it was on a random Craigslist posting too. I only have one other roommate, so yeah. Living's pretty good.
I live in Fort Greene, Brooklyn and pay $1450 a month, including water and heat. It's a rather large alcove studio (like a 1 bedroom) with its own private backyard. My electricity is negligible, something like 20 bux a month, and gas is around 10. The most expensive bill I have is internet. Fucking Time Warner.
>>3739995Oh wait, do you each pay $1200 ? That's more in line for that part of town. I thought you meant $1200 total.Still not bad for a 2 bedroom. Not "such a deal" but not overpriced I guess. Can I come visit? I'm in Westchester Co. NYI pay $800 mo. for a cottage, live alone, electric included, but I pay for propane heat and HW, which killed me this winter, added almost another $150 a month to my rent and that's amortized for the year. Also, every time I see your name, the tune "Wheels on fire" plays in my head. I need sleep.
Still live with parents. I give them 60GBP a month
>>3740077I typically like my internets and rl not touching each other on my dinner plate.>Also, every time I see your name, the tune "Wheels on fire" plays in my head. Ha. That would have been a cooler tripfag name. I was bored with playing faceless and I saw my earrings (they're from a company with the same name). So lameness ensued.
slightly related question. I'm an 18 year old currently mooching off my parents. I'm about to start school and it's driving me crazy. How does one find an apartment and become independent? I have virtually no credit history and can't take out a lease for an apartment? If I were able to find a shitty low tier job making o' say 8-9 dollars an hour part time, would I be able to afford a 400-500 dollar a month rent?
I live in central Florida. The mortgage is 1100 for 3 acres, 2200 sqft, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, plus a mother in law apartment. The electricity bill runs anywhere from $600 to over $1000. 5 people live here now, it was 7 a week or so ago. The ceilings are 20+ feet high and that's why the electricity is so much.
>>3740200if you are in a smaller area, you can probably get an apartment for first month rent + security (which costs as much as the first month's rent)... usually small-time landlords don't really do credit checks. if you are nervous about it, offer first months rent, last months rent, and deposit.
$425/mo for a studio apartment in Terra Haute, INits a converted motel
>>3739220OP is either a fucking Nigger or Hipster trash.Pic is probably where he lives.
>>37406538-) neither, faggot.
700$ a month for a small 2.5 bedroom house with a crappy basementUtilities are usually about 300$
>>3740680Get the fuck out of Bushwick then.
I live with one roommate and each of us pay $665 a month in Santa Barbara county (Goleta to be precise). 1 bed one 1 bath. Its pretty spacious, and gas and cable/internet are included. Utilities (trash water electric) run us about 70 a month which we split down the middle. I plan to move to a cheaper city after I get my degree.
texas, 1 block from the university400 rent160 water/elec/gas
the loan+ rent for my apartment is about $1000 and with the money I owe my stepfather thats another $850So about $1850 a month. Alone. Now add bills and food on top of that. Had no problem paying it before, when I made $3.700 a month. But then I lost my job. Now I collect about $2000 a month for unemployment and my moneyreserves are running low since I use more money then what I recieve.
Nashville TNMy mortgage is $900/mo for a 1000ft2 2BR house.
are there any texans here? im looking for a place of my own within a few weeks and wouldn't mind some help. im over in denton/lewisville area.
985/month 1bed/1bath. welcome to silicon valley...
If you live in Arkansas, you've lived in or near a Lindsey apartment property. They're huge here, and they're expanding into the surrounding states.The place I'm in right now is $350 for 1BD/1BT or $450 (I think) for 2BD/1BT (all without utilities, which can run about $100 more), but there's a maximum annual income limit of about $20k -- in other words, it's for poor people and students from the local university. Their non-limited places are only a little more expensive, though. My neighborhood is pretty decent, but some of them aren't.