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Hotels is expensive in Yerevan ,if you stay 20 days in 4 star hotel, in summer time you pay over 3000 dollar, include morning Breackfast, but 5 Star hotels, More expensive, Yerevan hotels is cheaper only in off season ,winter times.
@@yerevan54 I agree, but you’re not gonna stay in a hotel if you move to live in Yerevan for a few months, right? You’d rather rent an apartment monthly. 😊
Hey @haroutkeshishian8415! Thanks for your comment! 😊 You’re right, renting directly on the first rows of Cascade’s main street can be significantly more expensive, especially for larger or luxury apartments. However, $800 is possible if you’re looking for a smaller place (like a studio or compact one-bedroom) that’s just a short walking distance from Cascade rather than right on the main stretch. For finding good deals, I’d recommend checking out list.am and joining local Facebook rental groups-sometimes you can find owners renting directly without agent fees. Also, exploring slightly less touristy streets near Cascade can offer better prices while still keeping you close to the area. Appreciate your input-if you’ve got more tips for renting in Yerevan, feel free to share! Always great to hear from locals. 🙌🇦🇲
@@RuzannaRuzan Thank you for sharing your love for Yerevan! It truly is a unique city with so much charm, history, and warmth. What’s your favorite thing about Yerevan? The people, the food, wine, or maybe the beautiful European style pink buildings? I personally loved Abovyan and Saryan streets so much!! Would love to hear what makes it the best city in the world for you!
@@jimrichardson8305 That’s amazing to hear! Yerevan in the ‘90s must have been such a unique experience. The hospitality of the people here is truly timeless-it’s one of the things that makes Yerevan so special. Glad you got to experience it firsthand! Have you thought about visiting again to see how the city has evolved?
@ I have thought about it but don't get around as fast as I did then and you have to walk to truly experience Yerevan. Also loved to travel to Yeghegnadzor; best peaches, apricots and tomatoes in the world!! Cis & MaCis always predicted the weather.....
@@sirkarmart Ah, thanks for pointing that out! The video focuses on how far $800/month can go for living expenses in Yerevan, which is especially relevant for digital nomads or remote workers earning income from outside Armenia. You’re absolutely right, though-$8,000/year is closer to the average local salary, and that does impact how locals manage their budgets compared to expats. It’s a significant difference and worth discussing in future videos. Let me know if you’d like to hear more about how locals navigate living costs!
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Have you ever considered to live in Yerevan as an expat? Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments and let’s discuss 💚
Hotels is expensive in Yerevan ,if you stay 20 days in 4 star hotel, in summer time you pay over 3000 dollar, include morning Breackfast, but 5 Star hotels, More expensive, Yerevan hotels is cheaper only in off season ,winter times.
@@yerevan54 I agree, but you’re not gonna stay in a hotel if you move to live in Yerevan for a few months, right? You’d rather rent an apartment monthly. 😊
$800 home rent near cascade? No way
Hey @haroutkeshishian8415! Thanks for your comment! 😊 You’re right, renting directly on the first rows of Cascade’s main street can be significantly more expensive, especially for larger or luxury apartments. However, $800 is possible if you’re looking for a smaller place (like a studio or compact one-bedroom) that’s just a short walking distance from Cascade rather than right on the main stretch.
For finding good deals, I’d recommend checking out list.am and joining local Facebook rental groups-sometimes you can find owners renting directly without agent fees. Also, exploring slightly less touristy streets near Cascade can offer better prices while still keeping you close to the area.
Appreciate your input-if you’ve got more tips for renting in Yerevan, feel free to share! Always great to hear from locals. 🙌🇦🇲
the best city in the world 🌍 14:28
@@RuzannaRuzan Thank you for sharing your love for Yerevan! It truly is a unique city with so much charm, history, and warmth. What’s your favorite thing about Yerevan? The people, the food, wine, or maybe the beautiful European style pink buildings? I personally loved Abovyan and Saryan streets so much!!
Would love to hear what makes it the best city in the world for you!
Loved it back in the 90"s. Bit more challenging but still great. Most hospitable people in the world. Lived there for a year.
@@jimrichardson8305 That’s amazing to hear! Yerevan in the ‘90s must have been such a unique experience. The hospitality of the people here is truly timeless-it’s one of the things that makes Yerevan so special. Glad you got to experience it firsthand! Have you thought about visiting again to see how the city has evolved?
@ I have thought about it but don't get around as fast as I did then and you have to walk to truly experience Yerevan. Also loved to travel to Yeghegnadzor; best peaches, apricots and tomatoes in the world!! Cis & MaCis always predicted the weather.....
@@jimrichardson8305 interesting! I also love the wine they make in Vayots Dzor region (south of Armenia), especially Areni village 💚
Bro why don't you speak about yearly average salary , that is approximately $8k .
@@sirkarmart Ah, thanks for pointing that out! The video focuses on how far $800/month can go for living expenses in Yerevan, which is especially relevant for digital nomads or remote workers earning income from outside Armenia. You’re absolutely right, though-$8,000/year is closer to the average local salary, and that does impact how locals manage their budgets compared to expats. It’s a significant difference and worth discussing in future videos. Let me know if you’d like to hear more about how locals navigate living costs!