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Twangyi

[espanol] el arriendo mediano de miami son 💵 “ $2,000” (estimado) aveces son mas💵 2,500 y un milago si encunetra hogar para 💵1,800. (Precios sin agua, internet, luz, etc) dejan una opinion abajo!

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Bego Davila• 1054d

Well, look, I think this is a topic to talk about in a podcast, to compare the countries and all that, and well, I think it's crazy, the truth, because in the end you have to be charging 4,000 to be able to pay for an apartment, I think it's a real madness, I mean, extreme, and I would like to do a podcast about this, talk about how the situation is in Spain, in Miami, and that people share with us a little also how it is in other countries, kisses.

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Twangyi• 1054d

Thank you very much for your opinion. Yes, we can talk about this topic, and I'm with my family at the moment, but I have to look for spring next year. It's a mess. Sometimes I just want to live in a room and pay my $700 for a room.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

The truth is that it seems to me a real nonsense, but in Spain more or less similar things are happening. The vast majority of people who usually live in rental apartments, unless you live in a medium-sized area, good and other, well, good. Humble, so to speak, in some way. And according to where, because in the villages the floors or the houses are cheaper, but in the cities they are much more expensive.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

Well, here, as they are renovating many, many houses, most of the people who live in shared apartments, I, for example, when I lived in a shared apartment, the house was kind of humble, they didn't have any renovations or anything, I used to pay about 200 euros a month, but with water and electricity separately. You only had to pay for that separately. If everything was included, it would be like 300 euros.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

Here in the city, depending on the area and so on, a house can be from 500 euros approximately, minimum, to a minimum in other areas it can be 1,000 euros and in other places it can be 1,200 euros the rent.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

And if it's, for example, a private rental, it might be a little cheaper, but if it's a real estate rental, the price will go up even more. So, if that girl is in a place that costs her the room, which is a shit, so much money, well, maybe, I don't know if it's because of a real estate, real estates usually charge more money.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

If you find a rental apartment for a real estate agency, you have to pay a monthly fee, plus the rent, plus what that agency gives you. Sometimes they pay more money than you have to pay.

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Twangyi• 1054d

Well, the most affluent, the city, the area, basically the prices are higher. This one, obviously exaggerating, which is a room, but it's almost $2,900. Yes, an apartment in the downtown, a bathroom, a room, and that without having a car, normally, too.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

Yes, the same thing is exaggerating, you know, to more or less say, well, look, this is more or less what it could cost me. But if you start thinking, for example, in Asian countries, I don't know if it's the part of Japan or something like that, there are people who live in places that are a gucci tree, as they say, and they have a bed, they have, you know, like in such a square meter they have everything.

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Radio Cuénta-me Un Dos Tres• 1054d

And that's it, it can be a joke, like a comedy, but don't be surprised that one day something like that can really happen. That something similar happens in Asian countries and so on, that in the end you sleep in a place where you have your kitchen, you have almost everything, and you don't have a place for anything else.

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Eteʀꪀ𖦹 シ︎• 1054d

Where do I live, Twangy? The rent, which is what I live in the outskirts, in Extra Radio, which should be cheaper, which is the downtown area. The rent is 800 euros. There will be people who, for example, do not have a stable job and so on, who have to live on rent and be paying those unforgettable prices for something that is not going to be like yours or never, that you will not be able to give to inherit from anyone or anything, it is a price too unfair. Apart from the salaries, right? Because many times, as you rent a private one, it does not matter what you perceive, right? What you charge more or less, that the price is the same.

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Twangyi• 1053d

Eterno, this is in Miami and the examples that I wrote more or less, let's say if you are in the center, you are paying, it can be more really, they pay from $1,900 if you are super lucky, up to $4,000 a month and there are more that cost more than that.

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Twangyi• 1053d

Yes, and everyone has like, there are people who have a good job, work from home, but there are people who live in the same building and neighbors and are working two or three jobs just to live in those things. It's chaos.

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Twangyi• 1054d

Um, an agency of the properties will do the same thing, they will charge more and sometimes it is better to try to find the person who is the owner of the home, but you know, many of them leave an agency to do all the work and then, yes, it can be $2,700 with food, water, electricity, rent, rent, you know.