Sometimes this forum is lonely...

[connorlindeman]

But its probably her moms space

thats true

 

[connorlindeman]

Things are getting expensive in the UK. Once upon a time, something that was £100 pounds is now nearly £200. Food is not cheap like it used to be.
Generally, things in the US are cheap. There's lots of land so houses are cheap. A large house with 6 bedrooms in the US could be a relatively small flat in the UK, maybe even a studio.

We have our share of inflation too. Housing prices are up about 100k dollars!

 

[StripySnailGirl04]

thats true

Not really. Plenty of space on the cabinet holding our current tank.
And maybe some more space if I clean my table...

 

[StripySnailGirl04]

We have our share of inflation too. Housing prices are up about 100k dollars!

How much would a 2 bedroom house cost in the US?

 

[connorlindeman]

Not really. Plenty of space on the cabinet holding our current tank.
And maybe some more space if I clean my table...

So maybe if you clean the table you can get a new tank

 

[connorlindeman]

How much would a 2 bedroom house cost in the US?

About 500k now.

 

[StripySnailGirl04]

So maybe if you clean the table you can get a new tank

Main problem is the prices.
I have a spare 25 litre. Tiny? Well, no lid and other equipment so even if it is considered nano, in the eyes of some:

 

[connorlindeman]

How much would a 2 bedroom house cost in the US?

What about the UK? How much for a 2 bedroom house?

 

[StripySnailGirl04]

What about the UK? How much for a 2 bedroom house?

Depending on the location.
A house like that which is not in good shape would be cheaper.
Generally, the same.
Though I've seen some up to at least a million pounds

 

[connorlindeman]

Main problem is the prices.
I have a spare 25 litre. Tiny? Well, no lid and other equipment so even if it is considered nano, in the eyes of some:

Maybe you could have someone smuggle the goods across the border

 

[connorlindeman]

Depending on the location.
A house like that which is not in good shape would be cheaper.
Generally, the same.
Though I've seen some up to at least a million pounds

so almost triple the price of the same in the US

 

[StripySnailGirl04]

so almost triple the price of the same in the US

Depending on the location.

 

[connorlindeman]

Depending on the location.

Yeah the price in the US depends on location as well. The more you move toward the center of the US it will get a bit cheaper I think

 

[Essjay]

The London area is quite expensive, further north property is cheaper. My son has just sold his 3 bedroom house in a more expensive part of the north for a bit under £300K (and 20K more than the estate agent said he was likely to get). Last year our other son bought a 2 bedroom flat (apartment) for under £100K, and although it's still under 100K, it's now worth a bit more.

But house prices are expected to rise in this part of the country as the government is moving a lot of departments from London to Darlington. All those Londoners wanting new homes.......

 

[StripySnailGirl04]

The London area is quite expensive, further north property is cheaper. My son has just sold his 3 bedroom house in a more expensive part of the north for a bit under £300K (and 20K more than the estate agent said he was likely to get). Last year our other son bought a 2 bedroom flat (apartment) for under £100K, and although it's still under 100K, it's now worth a bit more.

But house prices are expected to rise in this part of the country as the government is moving a lot of departments from London to Darlington. All those Londoners wanting new homes.......

Near to Imperial College in London, a studio would sell for 425k