>your country
>post a picture of a house you can buy in it for $500,000
Your country
Chase Nelson
Levi Richardson
>That will be $500,000 thanks
>also the public schools are infested with niggers haha so enjoy spending another $20,000 to send your kid to the "University School"
Cooper Rodriguez
Everything is 1 million +
Jordan Ross
In California this is what half a million gets you these days
Dylan Hughes
2 square feet doesn't sound like much.
Camden Thomas
>Compton
Not even if they paid me to live there.
Hudson Long
375k gbp
Andrew Butler
Looks very american
Owen Cook
4 bedroom, 1800 sq ft
$450k
There are waterfront houses that are 1/3 the size that cost just as much or more though.
Daniel Edwards
whats your problem with the black people? are you a racist?
Levi Clark
it's almost 3
Charles Garcia
US$456k
Cameron Clark
Jeremiah Cooper
>that masonry
>that door and bay window with the copper top and gutters
This is obviously an old house, probably worth way more than that. You're just a dumb monkey that can't recognize quality craftsmanship.
Connor Davis
Depends on location
Ryan Campbell
30kk rubles 285m^2
Logan Taylor
England looks so depressing holy shit.
Joshua Perez
you can get much bigger than that for 500k in the US lmao
Hunter Bell
30kk (500k$) 270m^2
Mason Phillips
Damn I’m moving to Minnesota
Wyatt Nelson
Jaxon Wright
what website is this?
John Fisher
it's is just all over the map here, beautiful mountain retreats and lake homes with stunning views will be cheaper than run of the mill suburban homes on account of location
Hudson Thomas
Zillow
Hudson Smith
Sebastian Green
Something similar to this
Bentley Lopez
What is wrong with this house? Why is it so huge but so cheap? If it was 5k sqft I could believe it but 10k is insane
Brayden Rivera
I live in NYC. $500k gets you a studio apartment in a questionable neighborhood.
Jayden Flores
>What is wrong with this house? Why is it so huge but so cheap? If it was 5k sqft I could believe it but 10k is insane
Maybe there was a murder or the previous residents tore out all of the electrical and plumbing.
Samuel Roberts
I'm in DC. I just searched Zillow and now I'm depressed holy shit.
Samuel Kelly
wtf this smalltown is far away from anything
Aaron Price
You can buy 2 bed homes in my state for 30-40k
Isaac Perez
What an autistic looking house
Jason Roberts
Those are typical post-war council houses. You get them all over the country, but this is an expensive area, so for that money that's all you get (or a flat)
Chase Sullivan
This ugly as fuck thing was for sale for $500k
Brody Sanchez
Rude. This houses are quite common here in Germany's North.
It is a variation of local Bauner houses. Properly built, they last 250+ years. That's how old the oldest houses of this kind are.
Isaac Ward
What the fuck. That looks like a re-purposed barn.
Charles Carter
At least something
Julian Rivera
Looks like a scam, too nice to be true. 230 m2.
Jose Foster
3.75M NOK
148 m2
Wyatt Watson
3M NOK
234 m2
Charles Diaz
>Bauner houses
farm houses*
Austin Young
4M NOK
134 m2
These are just a few randomly picked. All in all, it really depends on the location.
Hudson Anderson
Great landscape. Time to place some Mehmets and Mutumbus there.
Ian Moore
Perhaps it's a complete ruin inside or right next to a nuclear waste dump site.
Elijah Nguyen
Serious question: are there any poor people in Norway? Like Russia-tier poor? Not counting repefugees, of course
Parker Green
This is in my area, which is pretty cheap.
Nathan Hall
I'd go for this. Are you guys moving in with me?
90 rooms...
Nathan Reed
Bentley Harris
Lincoln Cox
>are there any poor people in Norway?
Nope. Swede here but I have a vacation house in Bergen. Even NEET's in Norway live way above most people standards. Same in all of Scandinavia.
Zachary Cook
your working class though, the lawn mowers and restaurant cooks and furniture delivery crews and whatnot, even they enjoy decent somewhat lavish living?
Tyler Peterson
Here in the countryside you get a nice house, some land and most likely a lake for that price.
Like pic related.
Juan Kelly
beautiful. how is life on the swedish countryside? work, infrastructure, doctors,...?
Cooper Howard
;-; why is life so unfair
Lucas Miller
your country is very rich of resources. it could be the same in brazil
Lincoln Rivera
Well, by law, welfare is supposed to have your back and provide you with a roof over your head and money for necessities. So pretty much regardless of how bad it is, you pretty much always rely on help as far as I know. That being said, there are still some homeless people begging on the streets of Oslo. I imagine most of those people are just drug addicts who want nothing but the next dose of heroin, but I don't think there are many of them.
Samuel Barnes
If you're single and living in a non-shitty apartment in e.g. Helsinki, you'll struggle to find motivation to work a low tier job. Social welfare would pay you something like 600 yurodollars plus rent per month. While working you'd have to pay for your rent yourself so if you're paying like 800 yurodollars of rent per month and getting paid 1500-1800, it's not that much more per month. If you're married or in a relationship, they won't pay your rent if you live together and your spouse isn't single though so it's just an incel NEET or single mom thing.
Blake Gutierrez
>you pretty much always
you can pretty much always*
Hudson Foster
Sorry, can't go that low.
Carter Nguyen
>working class
Can afford a normal Swedish home without any major issues. Like in pic related.
Life out here is pretty chill. Can be hard to find jobs sure but far from impossible. If you live really far out, let's say 2-3 hours from the nearest city the nearest hospital will send a helicopter if needed. They did when my dad had chest pains for example.
Other than that, good roads, comfy towns and villages, nice clean nature etc.
Jonathan Harris
>spouse isn't single
spouse isn't jobless* lmao
Easton Ward
I don't think a 200mi-people continental country could possibly be managed that well, no matter how much I want to believe.
Samuel White
Don't lose hope, huebro
Christopher Mitchell
Can't speak for the other Scandinavian countries but even McDonald's pay 19 dollars per hour here.
NEET's are the lowest class here and they still have enough to pay rent and food without problems.
But a shitty job is still a job and it's impossible to find ANY job that pays less than 17 USD per hour.
Brody Smith
Poorly built McMansion.
Carter Perez
yesy
Dominic Torres
well Wermany is about the size of Texas with a population of ~80mil. we aren't as rich as the scandis, have basically no natural resources, but still as a jobless or need you can have a decent life
thanks. I remember a discussion in Sweden a few years ago. It was about whether cars should have a built-in breathalyzer. I found this quite strange, as many people live in the countryside, away from big cities and there would be a good reason to have to drive after one or two beers, e.g. to bring someone to the hospital.
Adrian Bell
Oh, and of course, a good portion of those homeless people are probably also illegal immigrants.
William Martinez
How do I into Norway
I wanted to do my Linguistics masters there, but I'd have to pay for my own shit and I heard it's all very expensive there
It's long gone
Even more so now that Lula is being released and he'll probably be able to run for president and be elected again
The ride never ends
Joseph Walker
t. 500 sqft for $500k
Brayden Hughes
Can confirm, Burger King slave here in Stockholm, 19 bucks per hour plus overtime almost every day.
John Lee
>the nearest hospital will send a helicopter
lol, this defiantly kills the uninsured American, immediate financial ruin/bankruptcy
Jeremiah James
If it's in Tokyo, something like this if you don't live in expensive places
Tokyo's just too depressing
Oliver Price
You can buy all the lakefront McMansions you want in my state for $500,000
But I’d rather invest my money in something that will appreciate and be a part of a city neighborhood that’s getting better and help my city improve.
This townhomes are $650,000 though.
Ethan Turner
Even if you are insured I wonder about the policies on helicopter rides
Isaiah Harris
>about the size of Texas
Now multiply that by 5 and take into account the historical social and cultural differences between each region of a country that spans from hellish desert-like climate to negative temperatures which make it impossible to reach a consensus and pinpoint everyone's needs and finally work them out
Evan Gutierrez
>living in a townhome
Most absolutely disgusting
Dylan Hernandez
Why not try and move to Portugal?
Sebastian Williams
One of the reasons I don't mind taxes. Saved my dads life.
Landon Wright
Forgot le pic cause I’m in a hurry
Brody Adams
Tokyo always looks comfy at street level though
Jace Martin
I don't have recent Portuguese ancestry and I can't get Italian citizenship because my grandmother was born here before women were considered human by the Italian constitution
Of course it's possible to buy your way into becoming a Portuguese citizen, but then I don't have the money for that
Xavier Robinson
Even without citizenship would Portugal offer easier programs to become a citizen though?
Brandon Scott
Suburbia is the most disgusting.
Either live rural where you have land to do stuff and grow veggies/animals or live in the city.
Suburbia’s usually a poor investment anyway, unless you’re in California or northern Virginia.
Xavier Wood
My parents have been looking for a place to settle and honestly speaking it's so close to the other people you just goes up on balcony and see neighbor just 3m away, no room for anything and the road is like 3 to 4m wide, barely enough for a car to drive through
Not to mention the compactness of rooms that makes people feel like they're living in a room for ants
It's also because we're not that rich though
Jackson Cook
It’s weird seeing houses with a fence in the front.
In American suburbs you’re not allowed to put a fence out front.
Nicholas Hill
funda.nl
€ 449.000 + taxes + fee real estate broker + fee for the notary. It will cost you around € 480.000. And you will have to lease the plot of land from the government.
Blake Nguyen
Sorry, I have no idea how one would go about getting Norwegian citizenship. And yeah, things are pretty expensive here, relatively speaking.
Jace Cox
That's why it's comfy
Noah Powell
I’m just trying to live near a biggish city but in a rural part outside it so I can bike or drive to the city for work but get a big house and comfy rural land with no filthy neighbors
Jack Long
It seems the prices vary a bit
>For a flight from Arizona to Australia, Air Ambulance 1 charges about $155,000 on a light jet, if staffed by paramedics (about $160,000 if staffed by a doctor and nurse) or about $177,000 on a mid-sized jet (about $182,000 if staffed by a doctor and nurse).
Blake Rogers
There are some ways to get residency, but all of them involve starting a business or investing in Portugal in some way. Or you can just show up there and try for a job at a cleaning services company or Chinese restaurants, which is not what I'm keeping a 9.5/10 GPA at uni for
Matthew Roberts
You and everyone else
Carson Reed
$550k, comes with 26 acres
Jaxson Reyes
>$550k, comes with 26 acres
Brandon Mitchell
I am going to attempt to get Norwegian citizenship. It is basically living in Norway for 7 of the last 10 years, learning Norwegian or Sami language enough to pass some test, and I think knowledge of Norwegian culture and government or something. They don’t have much for dual citizenship yet but by the time I get there (after grad school) it should be allowed
Eli Campbell
I like wooden houses. You don't see a lot of them here. There are some wooden Finnish houses in Zeeland that were donated by Finland after the flood of 1953.
Gavin Lewis
Please don't, we're full.
Angel Torres
About as bad as commieblocks desu