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kladis23ioannis
29 mag 2017

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What are the prices of renting an apartment in Warsaw? From the lowest to highest.

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renia15
29 mag 2017

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it depends where you want to live in city center or in the suburbs... And it depends on type of apartament..

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kladis23ioannis
29 mag 2017

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In the suburbs at first. And tge the apt lets say for one person
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PaulaRK
29 mag 2017

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Rooms (shared apt) from app.500zl to 900zl. Single apartment probably no less than 1200zl. As for the top there is probably no limit :)

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przemekplp
29 mag 2017

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Generally there is few apartments for as little as 1200 zł and you have to be lucky and patient to get one. There are such flats but usually lots of people are interested in getting them. Most likely you will have to pay more. Also when you see flats that are suspiciously cheap make sure what is included in the price. Often there is a so called "administrative fee" which covers elevators, garbage etc. I've seen flats with a rent of 1200 zł and an administrative fee of 700 zł.
For example when I was looking for a flat I found something reasonably priced (I can't remember the exact price though, but it was more than 1200 zł) and the owner was supposed to show the flat to potential tenants at 2 PM. At 2:05 PM I got a text message saying that the flat is already taken.
Getting a cheap flat will be easier in suburbs but they are often poorly communicated (don't know if you use a car or public transportation), in many of them you have to use a few different buses to reach the city centre which can be a pain in the ass as it's enough for one bus to be late to ruin your whole journey plan.
I think that including all bills you will have to pay at least 1500 zł, and possibly even closer to 2000 zł.

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natlow
29 mag 2017

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@przemekplp Great post!

I paid 1000 zł + fees such as water, electricity, heating (about 50-100 zł extra, depending on the consumption) monthly. It was independent room in three-room flat, very good standard, great area (on the border of Wola/Śródmieście district so near to the center of the city).
At the same price, I saw rooms just in the center, but poor standard and in old buildings.

Depending on where you have to commute (work, university), it is worth looking for an apartment/room in the area or near the metro line. For me, metro wasn't necessary at all, but you may need it.

You must be aware, that some of the landlords do not want to rent the flat for foreigners because they are afraid of crazy Erasmus parties, unfortunately ;)

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PaulaRK
30 mag 2017

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One more thing to add, since i totally agree with the others here. Public transport conections can be tricky but it is even more difficult to reach the city center by car. Huge traffic in Warsaw, lack of parking spots in the city most of which is paid (not a lot for an hour but for the whole 8h-long-day it is already a considerable amout of money.

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