Living in Prague or Budapest
 

How much is rent for a nice 2-3 bedroom apartment or house in the hip part of town?

How much would it be to purchase?

How much and how readily is high speed bandwidth?

American-friendly?

They seemed to like Americans and their money just fine in both places.

Ive been there recently and altho it used to be dead cheap there years ago everything is getting more and more expensive. Wouldnt surprise me if in 5-10 years they have the same prices as here in Amsterdam, which is far from cheap.

http://www.continental.cz/project3.php

$300k for a killer flat ain't bad.

those are two nice cities! :thumbsup

i have many friends there, i used to travel alont..
nice cities, nice bitches:thumbsup

I see most new house construction is priced at $150K-$250K.

Can you own guns in either of cities?

What the fuck?

Huh? This is an honest question. As someone who cares greatly about gun ownership, I wouldn't want to move to a country where they are not legal.

Hmm....not bad for that country...but here iwth $300k u can buy a whole building,lol:1orglaugh

Maybe in a country where thet are not legal you also wouldnt need one because other people also are not walking around with guns???

Damn you people are fucked up. You give me the fucking creeps.

Are you insane!??!! When guns are illegal normal people can't defend themselves against criminals. Only law-abiding citizens honor the law -- criminals don't.

bitch are you retarded? :helpme

Yes looks like it. Totally clueless.

Maybe she should look up some stats and the difference between gun murders/accidents in the US and Europe.

She's prolly to retarded to read them though.

You should buy 2 such flats in new building for such money in Prague, I wouldn't pay so much for flat in 100 year old builidng, even if reconstructed. Not in deepest centre as this is of course.
XM

i plan to move to prague sometime...

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Trixie, you can have a gun here in the CZ if you have a licence. But not many people wear guns here.

Giorgio, if you want to live in Prague's historic downtown, expect to pay 60k-100k CZK per sqm (= roughly $2,300-$3,800). That's usually without any equipment (like kitchen, etc.) and parking. BTW Londynska street in Vinohrady is a nice place, I used to live there for a couple of years.

A nice apartment in a hip location will cost you around 1000 to 1500 USD (na Kampe or Mala Strana), close the City Center around 700 to 1200 USD. The USD lost about 40% of its value over the past 3 years so it is getting expensive.
Best place for on online apartment search is: http://www.sreality.cz/

Broadband internet is available in the center of town and in some of the outskirts. It is available thru cable and dish, but if you want to have it really fast be prepared to pay 100 to 300 USD per month.

Prague is full of tourists so everybody is welcome. If you need to deal with the addministration be to be prpared of some hostility. People working there still dream about the great influence they had under the old cummunistic regime. They still act like they are the rulers of the country and let you feel that. If you are not fluent in Czech you will most likely have to hire a lawyer.