Apartment tour | $900 for 100m2 in Denmark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello and welcome :) I would like to give you an apartment tour of a big and affordable property in Denmark, close to Copenhagen. In this video you will learn how to find a cheap apartment in Denmark, how expensive is electricity, and the cost of utilities in Denmark.
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I simply love the content you create!
Happy to hear 😊
Nice apartment in decent price, love the nature around it ☺️ and yeah pro tip sign up to this boligforening ASAP! i have been signed up with one in CPH 3 years, still didn't hear a sound from them other then an invoice once a year 😂
That is a really good deal for an apartment close to Copenhagen 👍🏻
I pay about the same for my 65 square meters in Hillerød. That is including water and heating, but electricity is not included
For that rent, I think I could live with those wardrobes... They sure aren't pretty tho 😉
Thank you for the video and best wishes
I close my eyes every time I pass by those wardrobes 😂 hilsen fra Vest Sjælland 👋
nice tour )
THATS CHEAP!!!!!! 900 a month for a 1075sqft apartment!!!
It is very cheap. Nowadays in Poland we need to pay more for such huge apartament. Typical 50sq m2 cost in total about 4000 pln which is now about 800 -850 euro. But such bigger will cost similarly i.e 5-6k pln i.e 1000-1100 eur. Buying also getting more expensive but still 2-2.5k euro/m2 is possible
Very interesting, my rent in the Portland metro area (Oregon, USA) went up to $2000 for 700sqft or 65sq meters.
Probably because you are close to metro 🤔
Move to Copenhagen, and you'll pay more than that. Probably $3-3.500.
That's the reason I moved out of Copenhagen 😅
I live in Bratislava and I pay 600€ for cca 62 m2 and its only bedroom, bathroom, little hallway which is connected to kitchen connected to living room + balcony, this is the most expensive city here, we have lower salaries than the west part of EU, but I think groceries have similar prices like in Germany (and they have 3x or more higher salaries) and also this rent is high because its not like 30% of my income or less, if I wouldnt live with my boyfriend then I couldnt live here and I'm a programmer :D so my salary is above average
*600 including energy and internet
That's crazy 😱 I have never thought that Bratislava is so expensive!
Does anyone have an idea what and entry level role in IT would pay, in Copenhagen? Thanks
Dear Alina, there may be a maintainance account for the apparment
Now it makes more sense. Thank you for the reply 🙂
I like the apartment because you are surrounded by nature. What are the best website to search for an apartment to rent/buy in Denmark?
I do not know about all the apps for buying and renting, but personally I like boligsiden.dk for buying. For renting I track many different sources. One of them is just multiple FB groups, another is home.dk, then I tried boligportal.dk but it seems that there are many fake apartments 🤷♀️
The "Kitchen" you pay for, is that to save up for renovations or paying for old ones? In my bill I pay for bathroom and a door - renovations that were done already. Also says the year when it's paid out and I'm done paying for it (or the next renters, I won't live here by then).
I honestly have no idea if it is for the future renovation or for already done. But it does not look like anything was renovated in this apartment 😅
@@girllovescoding I have checked and can say my bathroom will be paid off by 2045, and I think it's around 5 years old now. In the future they'll probably be wondering why they're paying for that old bathroom 😅 I think the old one before was original from 1953, definitely very old 😬
Alina, I live in UK, and I am Python Django developer. I'd like to relocate to Denmark, I am originally from Romania. Could you tell me please is it ok to speak English in Denmark? Danish seems for me difficult, not grammar, but pronunciation. Can I live in Denmark with fluent English without basic knowledge of Danish?
Hey, If you live in Copenhagen, it is easy without knowing Danish. You might struggle a bit when it comes to paying taxes or when you travel outside of Copenhagen but it is manageable.
That great video
hi thank you for uploading this video, i am from amsterdam the netherlands, i would like to know which city is the best if i want to start working in denmark easy jobs likes cleaning,,warehouse,logistics,production jobs. so i am looking for a city where i can find easy jobs. do you also know how much i can earn minimun a month with one of this jobs beceause i would like to know if i can safe money. thanks
Minimum wage in Denmark - 18 euro per hour - the highest in the world. They do not have minimum wage formally, but this minimum wage in McDonalds in Denmark, set by union, which is considered as a minimum wage by everyone. But I do not know net one, it's gross amount. And social welfare is the best in Denmark. However Danish language is difficult to understand because it is not phonetical one
ahhh you have the same bear as my daughter :P !
😅😂
Alina 😇The Programmer ❣
What is the name of the area, Alina?
Top secret :P But in region of Copenhagen :)
I want to visiting Danemark soon , I want to meet u for some recommendations
At 2:50 you said "this is toys for my cats, this is my plants" but both should be "these are" once it's plural... I do the same as you all the time - I did this Friday on a sprintreview for whole company 😔, it's hard for us who have English as second language... Nice apartment by the way, I live in the UK and I pay £725 for a similar size one in Solihull (near Birmingham, second largest city in England): large size, 3 rooms, nice kitchen, room, but yep, bad part is that it's a two levels, so there's a stair to go up... Do you consider buying your own?
You just ruined my deam of creating a channel about teaching English 😒 kidding. 😉 As long as people get what I mean I am good.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I have always thought that on avarage apartments in the UK are more expensive than in Denmark.
I plan to buy my own in the future, that is why I went with a cheaper option for rent to save some $$ Do you plan to buy?
@@girllovescoding yep, most of my time speaking English I'm monitoring "this is, these are, his, her, him, her" haha. Honestly I'm living here for almost 2y now (I'm originally from Brazil, but living here as EU citizen) and I already have enough credit score to do, to buy under a mortgage: but yep, I have two concerns, one is wheater (I'm a tropical person, hard to deal with UK grey skies, still struggling...).
And secondly the war in Ukraine (and if I'm not wrong you are or have Ukrainian roots - I feel too much for your country): I don't know if this is the right moment to buy something, I don't know if the war will expand in Europe (hope not), I don't know how will be the world's economy, so I'm with "my ass against the wall"... Trying to not make big financial decisions right now...
@@fernandopassaia same with me, I struggle big time dealing with Danish weather 😔 but hey, you can always take a plane to Spain if it gets too depressing!
You are probably correct that the situation in Europe might seem very unstable for making big decisions like this 🏡
And you are correct, I am Ukrainian. Thank you for the support ❤
Do you get boligsikring? That will give you some money back.
No I don't get it. I should probably read the rules who can apply for it
@@girllovescoding that would be a good idea. It has given me 2000 to almost 3000 kroner more every month. And im not danish but english born. But that is something you tend to get as soon as you get a flat. 😏
Dirt cheap! I live a kilometer from downtown Horsens in Jutland, and pay almost the same for 51m².
But it's also not in a "boligforening", which automatically raises the price.
Horsens is an ok big city in Jutland. Was there a couple of times ^^
@@girllovescoding Were you here because of work?
I like the city, but I'm not from here. It just happened to be the place I ended up living.
I lived a bit outside of Århus for 3 years and one of my friends was living in Horsens, so I visited her from time to time 🙂
@@girllovescoding I see.
Hai alina
Hey 👋
Its beautiful like you
You have overestimated this apartment a bit😅
Hello madam can you help or advice am interested to transfer in Denmark am living right now here at czech republic
I don't provide services related to immigration
Very nice for only 900.00???
Thanks! It is not perfect but livable 😉
It's nice 🙂
In Israel it’s 1500$ + 😀😀😀😀
almost the same :)
@@girllovescoding that look much better in Denmark
@@idontspeakminecraft1475 Move to Copenhagen, and the price will at least double.
@@akyhne in tel aviv ass well but at lest in Copenhagen you get clean aesthetic beautiful apartment and not rio de jenro favala house cat pee smell and rockets
Water and Electricity is high.
Not sure about water but electricity bills are giving me headaches😵
I saw u on Instagram Alina