I'm from Madrid and I strongly disagree with the prices for going out for dinner. For 30€ per person, you can eat in incredible restaurants, and in some neighborhoods even less
@@RGAYTAN pues déjame que te aconseje el restaurante Babel en la calle libertad 23 en Madrid a escasos metros de gran Vía. Menu del día muy bueno por 15€.
Yes rent prices are around 450 to 1000€ a moth, both for full house and for rooms, really depends on location, size, etc. But you can eat for way less than 30 € in the city center, you just have to know where to go, there are plenty of Bars and Restaurants with great offers where you pay something in line of 10 to 18 bucks for a full menu, or for 4/5 Tapas (small dishes) that you can share and get full, some places even offer contius supply of these with any new drik so you can actually eat for free if you now where to go. Off couse if you pretend to eat for 10€ a full menu, in the best part of the city center is going to be imposible, but that just like in any big city in the world. In terms of rent, in my opinion unless you have plenty of cash to trought away amd dont mind noise of cars and people parting up until the early morning, is much better to go to neighbourhoods outside or close to the outside of the M30 highway that sourround the city center, as you can find much better deals, much more green areas to enjoy, lower princes in most shops, and you can still get to the city center in less than 20 to 30 mins via Metro (subway), Taxi/Uber/Cabify, or the free eletric bike service. In fact if you know how to properly move in the city you can literally get to the other side of the city in less than 45 min without spending more than maybe 10€ or in less than 30 min if you dont mind spending a bit more.
I really like having both English and Spanish subtitles together. It's great for ppl trying to learn the language, the real life conservations. Sadly, the newer videos doesn't have all these. Have to look elsewhere soon
I wasn't financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income, and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone's that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made.
yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too
Some people in the video sounded like 30 mins of the metro trip is like a crazy long thing. I am from one of the largest cities in Eastern Europe with almost 4 million inhabitants and I still remember my first job was taking me around 1 hour and 30 minutes to get to the office changing from metro to bus midway. And then 1:30 back home. And I didn't complain because I've seen even worse.
La que trabaja de 7-15 tiene una expectativa muy irracional de la vida en España. Que alguien le ponga un aeropuerto cerca así aterriza que se va ir en picada 😅
I live here too and I could survive with 800-900 by not going out at all, not buying new clothing and eating not healthy enough. If you want a minimum quality of life, 800€ is not enough to live in this city
You really need to specity which district, because *half* of the city have rent prices near or avobe 800€. You must live in the outskirts or even other municipalities next to the capital (15+ km away) to be able to survive with 800€
@Francisco Javier Crespo For rent prices, are you talking about apartments or rooms? With, say, 700-800€, can you get a nice apartment (bedroom, living room, kitchen and no nasty surprises)?
I live in Berlin and you are lucky to find a single apartment for less than 800€ per month that's not far away. 800-1000€ for all living expenses sounds amazing
The first world order countries are just 6 off them and the rest they are second like all EU and third which includes some countries from EU Asia and Africa
@callum9322 if you are commenting on this topic then you suppose to know which countries are they and believe me they're just 6 on this planet the rest of it just banana countries thats including all Europe minus 1 countries which is in Europe but it's not in the European union
And it's doesn't matter how much the sardines want to show their potential with their sports and soccer teams they are second class citizens of this earth period
They are socialist society based nation and they are the poorest countries in Europe alone with Portugal Greece Italy France all this countries they one commune society's they are socialist very close to communist systems
I just discovered your channel and love it! Please more videos especially about Madrid, its people, food, places to go and explore! Just more, por favor!
Excelente !!! Muy buena informacion....me llamo a atencion que muchas personas dicen que entre €1.000 a €1.200 una sola persona puede vivir sin compartir un piso a las afueras de Madrid. Seria muy informativo saber que hace la gente para entretenerse sin tener que pagar €40-€60 por una comida en el centro de Madrid....
En Chamartí, está un mini, mini apart, € 780, es carísimo, creo que para sentirse cómodo, compartir con 1 persona más, al mes diría que € 1,400 Euros, si vives alejado el Metro son €3 cada viaje, agua, luz, internet, suma y suma.
Not enough. I live in Madrid, in Tetuán, and I'm lucky that when I moved here the prices were lower because of the pandemic. I live in a small studio with my cat, but I'd like to move somewhere a little bit bigger, just with a separate bedroom from the kitchen/living room, but it's just imposible. I make 1250 €/month, my current rent is 520 €, but if I want a tiny housing improvement, the minimum rent is around 700 €, but easily 800 €, which I cannot afford. Many people are in the same situation, and you find yourself being a 40 yo still sharing a flat because you cannot afford something better.
Para comer por 10-15€ en el centro tienes que ir al burger King o museo del jamón. La pregunta es para comer bien, sería mínimo 30€ y sin bebidas. Creo que no se refiere a una comida normal (menú del día) , sino a una cena con amigos o familiares en un restaurante del centro
16,6 m2 is the average rent official in city of madrid, it includes good and not so good neighborhoods, so 1000€ per 60m2. The same beer can cost between 2.5 and 6 euros it depends… so you can survive sharing flat with 1000€ but it’s not a good style of life, you can’t buy fish for your dinner or try a restaurant without frozen fries in this way. If you want to live alone as an adult person nowadays you need 2000€, at least the half goes directly to your small apartment. También soy madrileño y desde luego que el margen en el sueldo medio no existe en madrid, trabajos cualificados y no cualificados.
Greetings from Zurich. I pay 2700euros (2600 CHF) for approx 60m2 not downtown. I moved from Vienna where I was paying eur 1300 for approx 55m2 for an apartment very downtown within walking distance of everything
I'm from Madrid and I strongly disagree with the prices for going out for dinner. For 30€ per person, you can eat in incredible restaurants, and in some neighborhoods even less
Y en el centro muy cerca de Gran Vía puedes comerte un menú del día por 15€
Puedes si, pero no en un buen restaurante. Otra cosa es que vaya a estar bien lo que comas, pero en un restaurante bueno menos de 40 nada.
@@RGAYTAN pues déjame que te aconseje el restaurante Babel en la calle libertad 23 en Madrid a escasos metros de gran Vía. Menu del día muy bueno por 15€.
De acuerdo, nunca he gastado más que 35 euros
Puedes poner recomendaciones? Acabo de llegar
Yes rent prices are around 450 to 1000€ a moth, both for full house and for rooms, really depends on location, size, etc. But you can eat for way less than 30 € in the city center, you just have to know where to go, there are plenty of Bars and Restaurants with great offers where you pay something in line of 10 to 18 bucks for a full menu, or for 4/5 Tapas (small dishes) that you can share and get full, some places even offer contius supply of these with any new drik so you can actually eat for free if you now where to go. Off couse if you pretend to eat for 10€ a full menu, in the best part of the city center is going to be imposible, but that just like in any big city in the world.
In terms of rent, in my opinion unless you have plenty of cash to trought away amd dont mind noise of cars and people parting up until the early morning, is much better to go to neighbourhoods outside or close to the outside of the M30 highway that sourround the city center, as you can find much better deals, much more green areas to enjoy, lower princes in most shops, and you can still get to the city center in less than 20 to 30 mins via Metro (subway), Taxi/Uber/Cabify, or the free eletric bike service. In fact if you know how to properly move in the city you can literally get to the other side of the city in less than 45 min without spending more than maybe 10€ or in less than 30 min if you dont mind spending a bit more.
Great video! Love the fact that the subs are both in english and español. Subbed
Madrileño here, Chamartín is NOT the centre. It's very well connected but still not the centre 😊
I really like having both English and Spanish subtitles together. It's great for ppl trying to learn the language, the real life conservations.
Sadly, the newer videos doesn't have all these. Have to look elsewhere soon
I have been in madrid for one year and i have never spent 40 euros in a great dinner. You for sure can have a prrety good meal with 30 euros
I pay 250 month for morgage in la Rioja. 4 rooms and 2 bathrooms. Salary aprox 1400 net
I wasn't financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income, and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone's that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made.
yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too
wanted to trade, but I got discouraged with the market price fluctuations
Can you recommend a guide for me?
I would highly recommend Professional Chrissy Barymoer his strategies are just great especially for novice in this stock field
Being able to withdraw 80,000$ after 2weeks was just unbelievable
Some people in the video sounded like 30 mins of the metro trip is like a crazy long thing. I am from one of the largest cities in Eastern Europe with almost 4 million inhabitants and I still remember my first job was taking me around 1 hour and 30 minutes to get to the office changing from metro to bus midway. And then 1:30 back home. And I didn't complain because I've seen even worse.
Hay menús del día por 14€
Soy de California, y ahora me quiero mudar a Madrid, barato
thanks for this!
My pleasure!
La que trabaja de 7-15 tiene una expectativa muy irracional de la vida en España. Que alguien le ponga un aeropuerto cerca así aterriza que se va ir en picada 😅
similar with the rental cost in chinese big cities
What will a family of 4 need to live well?
Malaga está en aprox 500€ por mes por habitacion.-...
I am living here and I think if you do not go out too much, 800 euros is still enough for a single person in Madrid.
Could you share abit more details like how much cost for your flat ? And for food and other expenses?
I live here too and I could survive with 800-900 by not going out at all, not buying new clothing and eating not healthy enough. If you want a minimum quality of life, 800€ is not enough to live in this city
You really need to specity which district, because *half* of the city have rent prices near or avobe 800€.
You must live in the outskirts or even other municipalities next to the capital (15+ km away) to be able to survive with 800€
@Francisco Javier Crespo For rent prices, are you talking about apartments or rooms? With, say, 700-800€, can you get a nice apartment (bedroom, living room, kitchen and no nasty surprises)?
I live in Berlin and you are lucky to find a single apartment for less than 800€ per month that's not far away. 800-1000€ for all living expenses sounds amazing
its much cheaper than California lol a small room here is $1000-1500
Hi guys.Can someone write message whu is living In Spain now?
can you do Madrid on £1,000,000 net per year
que falacias esta gente, en madrid comes menu por 12 euros maximo 15 euros.
en un gast food comes por 10 euros un buen menu,
esta gente de donde sale
Pero ganan un gran sueldo. Asì que están muy bien, pagan mucho y ganan mucho
No es así, la gran mayoría tiene un sueldo de 1200 euros e incluso menos
La mayoría no, los sueldos suelen ser bajos.
Salario medio es 27000 euros
@@pablojp3498 Kkkkkk eu vivo em Madrid que é onde mais paga, e tá longe da média esse salário...
@@pablojp3498 €1200 per month
god they speak very fast, my Duolingo lessons isn't helping
I would not even rely too much on duolingo because it’s Mexican Spanish and they don’t even use the words u learn from the app
is there a big difference between Spain and Mexico in terms of the language they speak, isn't it the same ?@@fernwehtwl
The first world order countries are just 6 off them and the rest they are second like all EU and third which includes some countries from EU Asia and Africa
What are the six countries you consider first world?
@callum9322 if you are commenting on this topic then you suppose to know which countries are they and believe me they're just 6 on this planet the rest of it just banana countries thats including all Europe minus 1 countries which is in Europe but it's not in the European union
@@callum9322 new Zealand Japan Australia Canada Switzerland and USA
And it's doesn't matter how much the sardines want to show their potential with their sports and soccer teams they are second class citizens of this earth period
They are socialist society based nation and they are the poorest countries in Europe alone with Portugal Greece Italy France all this countries they one commune society's they are socialist very close to communist systems
I been in Spain and I don't think they belong to the first world order and for fairness I think all EU it's second world order
and you come from Baltimore... 🤡
150 euros en comida? ese chico qué es, un pajarito?
I just discovered your channel and love it! Please more videos especially about Madrid, its people, food, places to go and explore! Just more, por favor!
Yo yendo al centro para comer mi hamburguesa de 1 euro xd
Excelente !!! Muy buena informacion....me llamo a atencion que muchas personas dicen que entre €1.000 a €1.200 una sola persona puede vivir sin compartir un piso a las afueras de Madrid.
Seria muy informativo saber que hace la gente para entretenerse sin tener que pagar €40-€60 por una comida en el centro de Madrid....
En Chamartí, está un mini, mini apart, € 780, es carísimo, creo que para sentirse cómodo, compartir con 1 persona más, al mes diría que € 1,400 Euros, si vives alejado el Metro son €3 cada viaje, agua, luz, internet, suma y suma.
Muy bueno el video, justo lo que buscaba hoy
Come to New Jersey ! Our cost of living is way higher ! Of course not quite as high as NyC or California !
How much do people make usually?
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Not enough. I live in Madrid, in Tetuán, and I'm lucky that when I moved here the prices were lower because of the pandemic. I live in a small studio with my cat, but I'd like to move somewhere a little bit bigger, just with a separate bedroom from the kitchen/living room, but it's just imposible. I make 1250 €/month, my current rent is 520 €, but if I want a tiny housing improvement, the minimum rent is around 700 €, but easily 800 €, which I cannot afford. Many people are in the same situation, and you find yourself being a 40 yo still sharing a flat because you cannot afford something better.
How about the food and other expenses?
About 20k to 30K the most privileged ones
@@markmaxwell4890 in Spain food and similar expenses costs the same for example than in France, yet in France salary can be even %50 more. Lol
Los precios que han dicho de la comida son una locura, cuando salgo a comer rara vez gasto más de 10-15 en el centro, y normalmente como por 3-4€
Para comer por 10-15€ en el centro tienes que ir al burger King o museo del jamón. La pregunta es para comer bien, sería mínimo 30€ y sin bebidas. Creo que no se refiere a una comida normal (menú del día) , sino a una cena con amigos o familiares en un restaurante del centro
16,6 m2 is the average rent official in city of madrid, it includes good and not so good neighborhoods, so 1000€ per 60m2. The same beer can cost between 2.5 and 6 euros it depends… so you can survive sharing flat with 1000€ but it’s not a good style of life, you can’t buy fish for your dinner or try a restaurant without frozen fries in this way. If you want to live alone as an adult person nowadays you need 2000€, at least the half goes directly to your small apartment. También soy madrileño y desde luego que el margen en el sueldo medio no existe en madrid, trabajos cualificados y no cualificados.
very interesting, how much would you say you would be confortable to live in Madrid? 2k ? 3k € after tax mensual?
at least 2k@@Loutripe
Greetings from Zurich. I pay 2700euros (2600 CHF) for approx 60m2 not downtown.
I moved from Vienna where I was paying eur 1300 for approx 55m2 for an apartment very downtown within walking distance of everything