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dude c'mon.. when or where did he every say his wanting to move to Russia had anything to do with that. Whether he, I, or you agree politically has absolutely nothing with the topic. Politics ruins so many conversations these days, let's leave that out of this
Thank you. Didn't post this here to be personally attacked for something unrelated to my question. In fact, maybe I'll move to one of the countries mentioned just to **** him off.
It looks like they need to rent it out URGENTLY ( may be that's why it's so low.)
But overall VDNKH is not close enough to the center of Moscow ( in my book,) so I guess it's possible to find something within 40,000-50,000 rub range for rent there...
It looks like they need to rent it out URGENTLY ( may be that's why it's so low.)
But overall VDNKH is not close enough to the center of Moscow ( in my book,) so I guess it's possible to find something within 40,000-50,000 rub range for rent there...
half my income, so probably not a good financial decision, right?
Thank you so much. I would do it myself, but I don't know enough russian to :/
No problem, I did a quick search in one particular district ( I picked it "hypothetically speaking," since it stacks well against VDNKH in terms of distance from the center of the city,) and it's basically not too different from VDNKH in terms of rent pricing.
But I do see that at this location you can find 1-room apartments ( and that's NOT 1 bedroom minding you as in the US, it's just one room ( but that's not the equivalent of the studio either.) So you can find 1-room apartment ( at least in that district) for 30,000 rub a month.
I am sure you can find something like this at VDNKH then too.
I'll be talking to Moscow tomorrow, so if I won't forget, I'll ask them what rents REALLY are and where ( what parts of the city) just to get a better idea.
Then I might give you a better estimate.
But let's ask Zimogor here what the rent runs in his neck of woods ( wherever he is) in comparison to Moscow.
Like excessive presence of palm oil ( particularly in dairy products.)
Unfortunately here you are right... recently, palm oil has been used too much as an additive to various products and not only in dairy products.. "merciless hand of the market," damn it... And it is desirable don't take cheap sausage... there at all the entire Mendeleev's table..
But in general, I think, the quality of local products in Russia is much higher than in the West.
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