I'm living in London now so I can give you a pretty good idea.Mannish Boy wrote:
- Share Flat (near or short commuting distance to Canary Wharf.
- Electricity/Gas/Water Bills
- Food Costs (grocery and takeaway)
- Entertainment (beer, entrance fee to a club, etc)
- Taxi
- Any other information you can provide
Thanks.
Looks like you should try reading your own posts and BTW superfurryanimal was saying much the same as me when referring to a two bedroomed flat £500 per week = £2000 per month. The £560 per month as I have said before very likely will not take account of tax and utility bills.ringo100 wrote: They don’t even have a category for flat shares at 800+ because they are so rare.
Look this is becoming pretty pointless and I’m sure the OP has enough info from all sides. To the OP, have a great time in London, look on the web and get an idea of prices, but make sure you have a good look around before committing to a flat share. Hope you can find somewhere within your budget.Looks like you should try reading your own posts and BTW superfurryanimal was saying much the same as me when referring to a two bedroomed flat £500 per week = £2000 per month. The £560 per month as I have said before very likely will not take account of tax and utility bills.They don’t even have a category for flat shares at 800+ because they are so rare.
Plavt.
Not only that, you probably won't get a living room either, and the flat is likely to be in poor condition and not in a very good location (e.g. far from tube stations etc). It is possible for a flat to cost more than £200 a week obviously but I mentioned that as a 'maximum' because I assume that the tenant is operating on a reasonable budget. There are two bedroom flats in Chelsea, Knighsbridge and Fulham along the King's Road that cost more than £2,000 per week.Plavt wrote:ringo100 wrote: Looks like you should try reading your own posts and BTW superfurryanimal was saying much the same as me when referring to a two bedroomed flat £500 per week = £2000 per month. The £560 per month as I have said before very likely will not take account of tax and utility bills.
Plavt.
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