What is the average cost of rent in Chicago?
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It depends quite a bit on where, in each city or state, you want to live, and what kind of apartment you're looking for. You can get a nice (not spectactular, but nice--clean, big enough, etc.) 1-bedroom apartment on the North side of Chicago for $800 or so. I don't know what rents are like on the South side. Manhattanis a nightmare--a closet-sized, cockroach-infested studio apartment will easily run you $1200 at least, and on top of that you will probably have to hire a broker to GET you that rat trap, so there's another grand or so out the window. San Francisco is also quite expensive, although the apartments I've seen seem nicer than the ones I've seen in New York. A decent 1-bedroom in Los Angeles will run in the neighborhood of $1000. I don't know about other areas in California. Of all the places mentioned here, Chicago is the cheapest.
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Not hard.  I did it.  I guess it just depends on your standard of living.  I've been here 2 years and I have a decent job and an apartment.  I actually live in Miami and I don't find it that expensive, although yes, I suppose the housing can be.  But even still, to rent an apartment is not difficult.  I pay $710 for a one bedroom--nice condition, with pool, on the river.  Efficiencies can be had for $500.  It's all relative, though, isn't it?  Once you've been here for a while, you forget what the costs are elsewhere.  I'm making more money here in Miami than I have anywhere else in my life, although i do spend more, but I think that's a personal choice.  \nBest to come with some money first.  And if you come to Miami, best to speak Spanish too.. I didn't and that was my only block to finding a job. But elsewhere in Florida it's not such a requirement.
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Here in Oklahoma City, OK, rents are pretty low, from $300 to $500 for a 1-br, $400-600 for 2 br.  A house rents from $450 to $800.
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decent as in comparable to middle class north america? dhs is 3.65 per $1 usd.  rent is much higher but must be reimbursed by employer and houshold things are about the same price or cheaper. so it evens out
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Have you tried craigslist.com?  I know Logan Square usually has some pretty decent apartments that are inexpensive.
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I live in Queensland - Australia and the average house rental cost is AU$300 a week !
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It depends: Let me give you a rundown since that's where I live-\nStudio- $1200-$2200\nOne Bedroom- $2600-$2800\nTwo bedroom- $3000-$4000\n\nThese are just rental costs\n\nActually purchasing property: Lets just say that the smallest space will cost you around $900,000 to 1 million.\n\nAny place that has a total of 5 rooms or more starts from the 1.5 million dollar mark. Good luck on your search. Try rentdirect.com/ halstead.com
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ask a brooklyn real estate agent.  they can point you in the direction of the cheaper aparments for rent.  this directory is really helpful if you don't already have a real estate agent in mind: http://www.realestateforsaleinnewyork.com\ngood luck ;)
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i used to live there when you could rent a nice place for 700 a month.\n1900 should get you a fine apt.\ni'd look downtown, east side, or one stop outside of manhattan on the L train, in brooklyn. you're more likely to have more space. if you smell any kind of chemical sprays on your first visit, then that's a sign you need to find another place.\nlots of big bugs there. unless you don't mind sharing. they mostly come out while you sleep. and if you sleep with your mouth closed, then you're fine.
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It depends on a lot of factors. Rent prices. Housing prices. Location. Etc.
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Well this might rank up as one of your lowest.  Though it counts because we do live here, we will be moving soon so I bet we will pay more soon enough.\n\nWe live in Maine, the rent for a 2- bedroom one bathroom apartment here is $445/ month.
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weather! costs of housing
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One of the investors I work with may have a home or two in Naperville (or surrounding suburbs).  Would need a bit more information on what you're looking for in terms of home size and $$$
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Go on findaproperty.com - rentals, - you can find somewhere to rent in any area and to your price range. They are all through agents - so tend to be safer. If you don't go through an agent it might be cheaper  but be careful of dodgy landlords.  Agents will ask for credit check which in London can cost around £150, 1 months deposit and rent in advance and references.\n\ngood luck
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Take a look on Barker Cypress Rd. there are a few places that looks like a place you would call home.\nthe rent would you from $750.00 to $1,100
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i lived in Boston for about 3 years. downtown rent is about 1300-1400 for a one bedroom, it slowly goes down as you get out to like brookline, allston, cambridge (still really expensive) usually they pay utilise. you don't need a car unless your looking to pay for parking if you live downtown, i lived in beacon hill and the spot behind my apartment was 300 a month.
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Hi. I live in Bangalore, so I thought I'd be well qualified to answer your question. For the average Bangalorean (middle class), home rents, utility bills and other monthly recurring costs will total up to approximately Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,000. This kind of spending will not give you too much of a luxurious lifestyle, but will help you live a very OK life.\n\nIf you are willing to spend even more for a better quality of life (chef, chauffeur, etc), then your monthly expenses can easily go northwards of Rs. 100,000/-.