Apartment rents in Helsinki are at the level of Warsaw, and 25-40% lower than in other Nordic capitals
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-how-rent-prices-vary-across-major-cities-worldwide/
Posted by TinyAd1126
Apartment rents in Helsinki are at the level of Warsaw, and 25-40% lower than in other Nordic capitals
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-how-rent-prices-vary-across-major-cities-worldwide/
Posted by TinyAd1126
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how relevant is the rent price of a three bedroom apartment in the city center though?
the average joe can’t afford that in any capital
2100€/mo is like 1000€/mo too much
Amazing 🥳
We also have like 25-40% less disposable income than they do
Could it be because there is just not so many people coming to Helsinki compared to Copenhagen for example because of poor economy and lack of opportunities ?
It would be interesting to know how much disposable income minimum-wage workers—such as McDonald’s cooks—actually have in major capital cities, after accounting for basic living expenses.