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I 100% agree

you can also do it with 2500

manhattan is very expensive but you can find places in the bad parts of NY that are not very expensive. But probably not the places anyone would choose to live in. And I agree quality of life in Zürich is mich better than in NY. Maybe even better than any place in the US.

@@capital7255 sure thing, you can find cheap places where most likely you will be shot or stubbed in a matter of 1 week since you move in. But we are not talking about those places. We talk about places where honest, regular people can move and have a life. And in order to have a bare minimum comparison I resumed to Manhattan. Again, even in far away parts of Brooklyn with questionable safety, you still need to pay $3,000 for 1 bedroom. Quality of life in the US is not comparable to any country in Europe, except Ukraine.

@@user-rm2wj9gj3l Crazy how expensive some places in the US are right now. There is a lot of greed and speculation but also more opportunities for business and well paying jobs. It's a shame that not all office workers can work from home. This way many people would move to cheaper areas of the country and the overall economic development of different parts would balance itself out.

@@capital7255 it is insane. For example LA was always number 10-11 in the top most expensive and now is 5. San Francisco is insane. Miami went very high. So yes a lots of greed. Salaries are big but the majority don’t have big salaries. As for the remote work, 60% of the offices in Manhattan are still empty and they look at options to convert them in residential which is very hard. As for the businesses down it’s hard as they don’t have the amount of clients (as they work from home) and it’s harder and harder to cover their costs. Commercial real estate it’s high as well, so for a juice bar, small coffee shops or a salad or sandwich place it’s very hard to survive.

@@user-rm2wj9gj3l I remember looking at prices for commercial real estate in NY and it was insane. What's even more curious is that a lot of these places for a small shop have been sitting empty for years (even before corona) but the land lords still don't want to reduce the price. Don't understand how they can afford to keep them empty for years. I believe there should be a very high tax on keeping a place empty.

thank you! love Brazil!

salaries are also much higher

@@capital7255 yes

Nobody can get a two bedroom apartment in NYC for only $2,300. Unless you live in the worst neighborhoods, you can’t get a two bedroom apartment for less than $4,000 per month.

@@dpbrunberg you can get it in Jamaica estate

same

a year

@@capital7255 Oh ok makes more sense

@@ananixon but with this inflation things might change :D

Thanks!

wow

~30 EURO/ USD per month for a regular one. You can also find some that are much more expensive.

It really is a great city.

Thanks!

You'll see that price in most places in Europe.

@@capital7255 thats wild.. we think 3.50 is alot here in NY

@@CinCee- wait until you see the taxes in Europe. 40% of your salary is pretty normal. Also V.A.T. (similar to sales tax) at ~20%. (both vary country to country)

@@capital7255 We get taxed close to 40% of our salary here in the US except we get nothing back in return. Just bombs & subsidising oil

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Yes, sure

@@capital7255is housing crisis still going on ??

@@YOURSTRULY-TOXIC yes it is.

@@capital7255 no problem now i have change my plan on moving abroad though

@@YOURSTRULY-TOXIC hope you're still going to study a MBA.

Glad it was helpful!

I believe you meant to say "unless you only eat cabbage" 😂

yeah i live in vienna currently. triple the amount atleast

it is per year

Thank you very much!

I will try my best

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