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The district where you live sounds very cheap, thank you for the video it is one of the most in depth when it comes to living prices in Budapest. I am struggling to renovate an apartment in the city centre but seeing how you live brings hope. :)
I wouldn't actually say that the 14th district is very cheap, I think we were just very lucky that we found this flat, but when a cheaper one is on the market, it's taken within half an hour! (We signed the lease two days after the owners advertized the flat!) I'm happy that my video helped you a little and I wish you luck for your apartment! :)
Sziasztok! :) Thank you for taking the time to comment (once again), I really appreciate it! 😊 I'm also really happy that you think the video is useful, I couldn't ask for more! Have a wonderful day!
No, if you want to live here, it's not going to be enough. As you saw in the video, I need a little more than 40.000 HUF for a week and I live with my boyfriend.. and that allows me to save a lot of money. A normal flat for one person starts around 150.000 HUF / month and you didn't even buy anything. So no, it's not enough. If you just visit the city and you book a hotel for a few days, it's still not going to be enough. Sorry about that.
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Hi! If you would like to support what I do, so that I can show you more places in Budapest and in Hungary in the future, here's a link to my page where you can do so: ko-fi.com/petrasperspective
Thank you! 🤎
The district where you live sounds very cheap, thank you for the video it is one of the most in depth when it comes to living prices in Budapest. I am struggling to renovate an apartment in the city centre but seeing how you live brings hope. :)
I wouldn't actually say that the 14th district is very cheap, I think we were just very lucky that we found this flat, but when a cheaper one is on the market, it's taken within half an hour! (We signed the lease two days after the owners advertized the flat!)
I'm happy that my video helped you a little and I wish you luck for your apartment! :)
I've been watching your videos since long time.
Thank you so much for sharing the valuable information about Hungary. ❤
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it! 😊 And thank you for staying with me for so long!
Thank you, Petra. Very useful information. 😊
I'm really happy that you found it useful! 😊 Thank you for your kind comment!
Szia Petra. Thanks for sharing your daily living costs. It is a very interesting topic and very helpful. Stay Fluffy
Sziasztok! :) Thank you for taking the time to comment (once again), I really appreciate it! 😊 I'm also really happy that you think the video is useful, I couldn't ask for more! Have a wonderful day!
@@petrasperspectiveSzia Petra. We always look for important information like daily expenses. Have a great weekend. Stay Fluffy!
Great content
Thank you so much for the feedback! :)
43000 HUF is enough for a single person in Budapest?
No, if you want to live here, it's not going to be enough. As you saw in the video, I need a little more than 40.000 HUF for a week and I live with my boyfriend.. and that allows me to save a lot of money.
A normal flat for one person starts around 150.000 HUF / month and you didn't even buy anything. So no, it's not enough.
If you just visit the city and you book a hotel for a few days, it's still not going to be enough. Sorry about that.