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[Morrin]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tervez @ Mar 26 2007, 02:40 PM) [snapback]285077[/snapback]</div>

Good for me, I can stay at home for at least three more years, after that I've finished high school.

By the way, where are you living at now?

Hope you find an apartment soon!
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Im having the classic, living at my parents house. My parents said, that theres no problem if I live here for a little longer as long as I get apartment that feels good, instead of rushing. That's good.

Yaks! And Im going to have to do the same thing after couple of years.
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Don't sweat it TheChosen. If it takes time, it takes time and that's it. Nothing scary about it.

And Im not really saying that Im in horrible situation here. I just brought it up because it was a bit more complicated and longer project I presumed. I have one apartment check tomorrow, so maybe that's it who knows.

[Playbahnosh]

What do you mean by developing countries? If you mean Africa, well, that's your problem, heheh. But if you mean the freshly EU countries, think again. I can only speak for myself here, as I don't know about other countries.

Here in Hungary, the avereage salary is around 140000 HUF (ap. 756$ / 560€). In the capital (Budapest), an average sized apartment in the city is ap. 60-90K HUF if you rent it alone, based on the quality of the flat. If you want to actually buy an apartment, well...don't even think about it if you don't have at least 10M HUF worth money. 40000€ is hella lot of money. In the suburbs or outskirts it's much cheaper, but the traffic and public transportation sucks big time. Personally, I hate Budapest, and every big cities. Too many people, too much traffic, too much hurry, too much CO2...yuck. I won't move there, uh-uh, no way...

In Veszrpém, where my university is, it's different. This is a relatively small city, having few permanent citizens, as the majority of the townsfolk is either university student or live off university students or tourism. In the summer, Veszprém becomes almost empty, apart from the few tourists coming this way. Because of this, the whole city is slowly got tailored to students and tourists along the years. The apartments are suitable for students like us. A mid sized apartment (where I live now) is 50-60K a month only. If you have flatmates, its much more cheaper. For example, 2 other guys living here and me. We pay 20K each, monthly. That's very good considering it's a fairly nice apartment and it's in downtown, close to the university and...pretty much everything. Of course it's not easy to live with two other people in a relatively small flat like this, but we manage (for the sake of money). Buying an apartment is another thing. Prizes rising every year. Renting is cheap, buying is way too expensive. Since if you buy a flat or apartment here, you can automaticly rent it to students, and that's a very good (and steady) source of income (many people in Veszprém make a living this way). There is always sombody to rent it.

Well, that's my take on this one. duh!

[gregor]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Playbahnosh @ Mar 27 2007, 02:37 PM) [snapback]285210[/snapback]</div>

What do you mean by developing countries? If you mean Africa, well, that's your problem, heheh. But if you mean the freshly EU countries, think again. I can only speak for myself here, as I don't know about other countries.

Here in Hungary, the avereage salary is around 140000 HUF (ap. 756$ / 560€). In the capital (Budapest), an average sized apartment in the city is ap. 60-90K HUF if you rent it alone, based on the quality of the flat. If you want to actually buy an apartment, well...don't even think about it if you don't have at least 10M HUF worth money. 40000€ is hella lot of money. In the suburbs or outskirts it's much cheaper, but the traffic and public transportation sucks big time. Personally, I hate Budapest, and every big cities. Too many people, too much traffic, too much hurry, too much CO2...yuck. I won't move there, uh-uh, no way...
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No i was thinking Indonesia, since my wife is Indonesian.

Damn! Hungary became expencive.... i remember when i could get 3 lunches for same price as 1 here in Slovenia.

But Budapest has underground which i think is still a good way of public transport. yet i don't think Budapest is my kind of town. Well it's been a while since i was there last time.

[Tulac]

I just want to say that CO2 is not a pollutant or every single plant on the world would die if there wouldn't be it. /ot

[Playbahnosh]

oh sure, spot the only typo in my post. Thanks a lot.