this map is a joke (Czech republic is completely wrong)
Bro, Warsaw is marked here as the cheapest, their methodology is just not good.
I think this is not super accurate overall, because we don’t generally rent 100m+ places, so there aren’t that many that are affordable. Try comparing like 50-70m (I bet it will be less drastic but still shit)
100m flats are really rare in general. My relative had a flat of this size and the only renters were very wealthy foreigners, so the price wasn’t aligned with the average market overall. If you can rent a 100m flat you can probably buy your own flat or even house.
I’d be curious to see this map for 40-60m flats.
Why there is no data from Ireland?
It would be interesting to see how it comapres with rest of EU…
Yeah it’s nuts. I have a 100 m2 apartment in Scotland and it costs about the same as in many CEE cities. I am from Romania where apartments are some of the cheapest in Europe, but relative to income, still less affordable than here.
Combined with just HOW ridiculous interest rates are for a Central European country, yikes. I always wonder how do young people manage.
What’s the average age of leaving one’s family home these days?
For my generation it was around 23-25, but that was 15 years ago.
lol a 100m apartment is a luxury item
This bullshit map again
> 100m2
Thus is BS map. In Bydgoszcz you can rent 100m2 for 30% of one person average salary so that all is BS.
And this doesn’t show where flats are more expensive. If you think so, would you rent a 100m2 flat in Rome and work remotely in Cracow? I thought so.
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“That’s just the beginning”
OP, beginning of this shitshow was years ago
this map is a joke (Czech republic is completely wrong)
Bro, Warsaw is marked here as the cheapest, their methodology is just not good.
I think this is not super accurate overall, because we don’t generally rent 100m+ places, so there aren’t that many that are affordable. Try comparing like 50-70m (I bet it will be less drastic but still shit)
100m flats are really rare in general. My relative had a flat of this size and the only renters were very wealthy foreigners, so the price wasn’t aligned with the average market overall. If you can rent a 100m flat you can probably buy your own flat or even house.
I’d be curious to see this map for 40-60m flats.
Why there is no data from Ireland?
It would be interesting to see how it comapres with rest of EU…
Yeah it’s nuts. I have a 100 m2 apartment in Scotland and it costs about the same as in many CEE cities. I am from Romania where apartments are some of the cheapest in Europe, but relative to income, still less affordable than here.
Combined with just HOW ridiculous interest rates are for a Central European country, yikes. I always wonder how do young people manage.
What’s the average age of leaving one’s family home these days?
For my generation it was around 23-25, but that was 15 years ago.
lol a 100m apartment is a luxury item
This bullshit map again
> 100m2
Thus is BS map. In Bydgoszcz you can rent 100m2 for 30% of one person average salary so that all is BS.
And this doesn’t show where flats are more expensive. If you think so, would you rent a 100m2 flat in Rome and work remotely in Cracow? I thought so.
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