Airek, Devon Rex's run about $500. There is a breeder in Sunrise, FL I've done web work for to barter for my 2 devons. Check out DevonRexCats.com for her contact info or to talk to her for info about the breed.
This is Pixel, my boy
A note about their fur - their coats take 2-3 years to fill in, they only have 2 types of fur, most cats have 3, they have the downy undercoat and the short hairs, no long hairs. This makes them feel like a bunny, almost like mink, with a kinky texture to give their coats a wavy appearance. They shed, but nothing like a long hair breed. They aren't 'hypoalergenic' but most people with allergies to cats do not feel affected in a devon house or around them. They like to sleep in the bed, underthe covers, by your side, on your pillow - where ever they can touch you. They will follow you around, some fetch, they are lap cats so if you work at home on a computer they will either be on your monitor or in your lap at all times. They get along well with other cats and dogs without getting 'pissy'. Mine didn't really get 'vocal' until they got older - if you ask them a question or talk to them, they'll chirp, meow and twitter back at you. To bathe, just wipe them down with a wet wash cloth as needed (usually only their paws and bellies - bellies dont really get any fur), clean their ears and clip their claws weekly. Scratching - if you have a post around just show them where it is and pretend to claw on it, they will follow suit. If you see them try to scratch something (usually carpet) just show them their post and they learn quickly - we never have a problem. No special diets are needed. Overall health has been excellent - but it does depend on the pet. If you have any problems with a new kitten you should communicate with the breeder first, including any health issues. If you choose a kitten that is not 'right' for your home, most will exchange them for another no problem - they want a happy cat and owner and home over all else. Good luck no matter what type of kitty you choose!