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Crashy_Time wrote: »Out of interest how much would this type of flat cost to rent in Dundee?
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-53957110.html
Not much less than that. Probably £375-400. Council tax would be cheap though. Rental prices in dundee arent as low as people think. In a city of 140k people there are 2 universities and a very transient population so flats of any size are always in demand. There are much better bargains on houses than flats in Dundee.If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you always got!0 -
Not much less than that. Probably £375-400. Council tax would be cheap though. Rental prices in dundee arent as low as people think. In a city of 140k people there are 2 universities and a very transient population so flats of any size are always in demand. There are much better bargains on houses than flats in Dundee.
£375 sounds about right to me.0 -
Not much less than that. Probably £375-400. Council tax would be cheap though. Rental prices in dundee arent as low as people think. In a city of 140k people there are 2 universities and a very transient population so flats of any size are always in demand. There are much better bargains on houses than flats in Dundee.
You could easily pay about that for renting a bedsit, especially if in a good area/good condition. You'd find a one bed for that money, or a slightly cheaper bedsit, if you shopped around though.0
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