How much do you pay for rent?

There is no need for fancy places to live in
Waste of money
You guys are crazy
It's not fancy. It's the area unfortunately. And the area is where we want/need to stay.

It's also difficult to get a place that's pet friendly (dog specifically).

We lived in Woodstock last year and the rent was R11k for a 2 bedroom apartment, but we had to drive everywhere or take the bus. Now we're within walking distance to everything, even the CBD.
 
£2000pm + £225 in council tax. 2 bedroom freestanding home with a large private garden. Might seem like a lot, if I wanted to buy this place my mortgage will probably go up to £3500pm
Heavy.
£925 + £182 for a 3 bedroom semi, small courtyard, garage + parking.
I do live amongst my people(the poor) though.
 
R6050, two bedroom apartment. The balcony overlooks Stikland hospital, taxi races every night down Old Paarl road and the street walkers are just down the road, so I have free entertainment every night.
 
R7800/m - 65m2 approx. Wynberg, Cape Town.

Bought own place now but this was January of this year.
 
Was paying R27,000 – 250m2 in an estate, Fish Hoek.

R19,000 now – 130m2, Fish Hoek. Send my son to private schooling with the change.
 
£2500/R59k (inc. all bills) for a 67m2 one bedroom apartment in London. Describing the property market as “f**ked” is an understatement.
 
£2500/R59k (inc. all bills) for a 67m2 one bedroom apartment in London. Describing the property market as “f**ked” is an understatement.
All of a sudden my rent seems reasonable :ROFL:
 
€ 2 300 p/m Breda, Netherlands. 4 Bedrooms....small study/office....2 bathrooms...small backyard with undercover braai area.

Walking distance from schools and centre of the City.
 
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