If i pay 400 000 USD i get about 40 square meters of apartment here. What can you get for that amount or equal in your country?
Here apartments become smaller and smaller, i really hate this having your kitchen in the living room thing.
Apartment qualities in your country
Elijah Sullivan
Christopher Bennett
It depends on the city of course. I live in a 650 000 people city by the sea, and here 400 000USD would either get you a very nice apartment on the city center (above 150 square meters) or a standalone house with garden on the outskirts.
Justin Lee
That sounds nice. Is it like in your country that your state can expropriate your property if they deem it necessary, if they want to build a road etc?
Here they can do that, despite you having owned the property for decades.
Nathaniel Morgan
I pay 240/month for 30sqm furnished right next to the mountains.
For this money in Paris the best you could afford is a spot in someone's closet
Logan Cruz
400 000 USD I can get nothing. But if I convert it to € in the city I live in I could get about 100m^2 in the center to 180m^2 15min by public transport away from center.
40min by car away I could get a house with 800m^2 land
Nolan Garcia
yeah of course. Recently my city finished building a ring highway around it and they had to expropriate and take down a few houses. The government is supposed to pay you for the actual market value of the house if this happens. Because sometimes the owners get even more money than if they actually tried to sell the house or land, government officials have been caught trying to buy houses and land before these projects were approved lol.
Ethan Diaz
$400,000 will get you a shitbox in NYC.
However, 400k will get you very nice apartments in mediocre cities.
Nathaniel Long
Our housing is expensive but €400k will still get you something over 100m2 at some premium location
Jayden Perry
I pay €730 for 30m^2
Jaxon Fisher
Why would you ever want to pay that much for an apartment?
Nathaniel Roberts
Because at some point it’s the cheapest you can get anywhere within city limits and you’re not a 55 year old chronic lawn mower who wants to live suburban
Owen Green
Aren’t suburbs becoming more popular in Europe?
I couldn’t imagine living in a crowded city and paying that much
Gavin Collins
400.000 usd in my hometown would get you a very standard rowhouse of 120m2 with 5 small bedrooms and one bathroom and a decent backyard and 200m2 of land in total.
Then again this is right in between the Hague and Amsterdam with both on 20-30 minutes driving of my town if you don't have too much traffic, it's a town of about 25k people and a 10 minute drive or 40 minute bike ride away from the beach.
Asher Davis
$400k I could have a large waterfront estate 5k sqft+ on some nice acreage.
Jason Price
These are about $450k here
Jacob Long
Nice, but they have a garage and are probably bigger than 1300sqft
Noah Adams
>i really hate this having your kitchen in the living room thing.
reminds me of Japan.
This is very common there.
John Moore
Behold our version of a drive-in house in my town kek.
They go for 450k USD and are 1250sqft
Jason Ramirez
They are 2,715sqft
Kayden Robinson
imagine paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to share a fucking wall with someone
l m a o
Bentley Martinez
For 400 000 USD you can buy a 250m^2 house with bunch of land around in Moscow region
Christopher Ortiz
Yeah that's about twice as big as ours here lmao
Jaxon Morris
I paid 155k for this
Mason Jones
lol wtf that looks so weird.
Adrian Brooks
why
Blake Rodriguez
Here in Lapland I can get a 120 square meter apartment with 5 rooms for under 20 000 dollars.
My 38 square meter 1 room place cost me 1200 dollars. Heated parking space included.
Jonathan Scott
do you have actual pictures of the place?
That view just makes it look odd to me I'm not sure I understand it properly lol.
is 2S16 the entrance?
Also What's that thing at 85/210 V2 - where it says "jasek 52/52" ?
Is this just one floor?
Levi Smith
can foreigners buy property there?
Alexander Taylor
Yep. No law against that. No idea how long you can stay though but you can still own property.
You can also rent out that property even if you don't live here and make money from it.
Elijah Robinson
can you open this? it's a 3D projection
Jose Davis
>You can also rent out that property even if you don't live here and make money from it.
That's what I thought about - I have no intentions of moving to Sweden, I'm already moving elsewhere.
But, given how cheapily you can buy property there, I was interested in doing business. 1200 is absolutely ridiculous for property. The only problem is, obviously, it's in Lapland so probably not that easy to rent. but I suppose I could still make it work.
Justin Ward
1000-1500 USD per square meter for Minsk
Chase Carter
400k can get you a 80 sq m apts in this on 52 floor
Oliver Gutierrez
haha cool, that's the same thing the Japanese agency I'm working with uses.
Yeah I can open it.
Why does one of the bathrooms have 2 sinks?
Lucas Long
Just remember that with cheap prices comes cheap rent. A place like the one I mentioned can be as low as 380 dollars per month.
Thomas Davis
>$400k
>40sqm in some rainy Norwegian village
What the absolute FUCK.
Samuel Scott
That's still an okayish return if you have the place rented for most of the year. 380 USD is enough to cover my rent and utilities in Tokyo lol
Gabriel Hill
Go for it.
Liam Watson
that one is for "parents". it's connected to the bedroom, practically it's the main bathroom in the apartment
Easton Rogers
I live in a suburb town 40km far from Seoul. An average price of apartment here is KRW 4 260 000 /m^2 or $ 3800 meaning if you were looking for 90m^2 then you’d need $ 342 000. In Seoul, you would be able to get one for a bit less than $ 600 000. I’m not sure, of course it depends on the area.
On a side note, we have a unique system in which the house is leased to you for 50 - 80% of the sale price as the deposit (so when the contract is terminated you get paid the same amount) and no monthly payments are charged to you. If this doesn’t make any sense to you then here might help: en.m.wikipedia.org
Christian Parker
I really might.
Would like to at least visit it there first though. Do you think there are real estate companies there that can show properties to people who don't speak Swedish?
I see.
Is that for you to live with your parents or do you have children and you're going to live there with a wife + kids?
In any case, it looks cool.
Slovenia seems like a comfy country. I imagine cost of living is quite low there compared to other nearby countries like Áustria and such?
Aiden Baker
Everyone speaks English here so that won't be a problem.
Brody Lewis
Prague
80sqm outside of centrum
40sqm in the centre
Dominic Ross
Tack så mycket
Nicholas Baker
10/10.
Gabriel Walker
my mom has her own apartment, this is one is for me and (I hope) my future family
quality of life is very high here and it's not that expensive
James Bennett
Nope
Suburbs boom from 90s and 00s is gone and people are coming back to cities because people hate driving for too long and services are better
Kayden Sullivan
Only western Norway is rainy
Matthew Collins
Good info but aimed at the wrong user.
Andrew Harris
It's my first flat. I am paying it all down with no loans and will rent it out. In two years i am done with my master and will move to the countryside. I am also taking weekend courses in agronomy so i can have live stock eventually. In a few years i will probably be able to afford something like this:
Blake Hill
It's on the best wide side in the capital area though. In centrum it is about the same price, and if i want a larger place i would have to move to a depressing area with lots of immigrants and social clients.
Hudson Gomez
$300k for this 200sqm house.
3 min walk from Black Sea
Chase Davis
What is the average salary in Russia though?
Anthony Foster
Where I live, you could buy a 400 square metres 6 bedroom 3 bathroom 3 leveled house for that amount of money.
Oliver Baker
Good idea.
What can you plant/grow in Norway?
Christian Campbell
~650-700$/month
Blake Wright
In Katowice you can get a 5 room penthouse for that amount.
Sebastian Sullivan
It's something around $400 a month I guess.
Blake Brooks
In Oslo or something? Because if I pay 400k usd I get more than 90 square meter appartments in the city centre.
Connor Smith
You can plant wheat and barley etc. I am thinking to grow some mushrooms indoor though and have a few hundred sheep or goat as well.
Sebastian Miller
Er på Vindern i Oslo haha.
Juan Brown
Shit, imagine if it was on frogner.
Anyway that's the con of living in Oslo, expensive.
Isaiah Cruz
Yes, a shitplace really.