Rent Comparison US vs Europe (Generally)
Rent in the U.S. vs Europe is one of the biggest wake-up calls for Americans thinking about moving abroad. In many major U.S. cities, a one-bedroom apartment now costs $2,000–$2,500 a month and that’s before parking, utilities, and surprise fees. Meanwhile, across Europe, you can rent comfortable apartments in walkable cities for €700–€1,200, often with public transport at your doorstep and no car required. Lower rent in Europe doesn’t just mean saving money. It means gaining freedom the ability to travel, build savings, enjoy your city, and actually breathe again. Cafés downstairs, historic neighborhoods, efficient transit, and a lifestyle that isn’t built around rushing or grinding just to survive. This is why so many Americans stop coming to Europe as tourists and start building a life here. How sick are you of the Crazyyyyy rent prices in the U.S?