Where would you suggest are nice and reasonable(in price) places to live in Budapest?
Locations?
Apartments/Condos/?
Furnished?
Cost range for that particular place? - I actually have an idea of the general cost range, from the "Cost of Living" post.
Short-term(4 months) to Long-term(1 year)
Thank-you in advance for any assistance.
Tips for accommodations in Budapest
Leeward2
17 March 2009 17:18:45
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NicoleB
19 March 2009 09:36:09
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Sorry that you don't get any replies 
It always has been a quiet corner, our Hungarian corner,...sigh.
Maybe you could PM some of the members in Budapest?
NicoleB
21 March 2009 09:10:43
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Not available any more
ladauphine
25 May 2009 17:10:42
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Here is a website listing furnished apartment rentals. Top of the line, apparently.
Around 500 Euros per month rent.
http://www.caboodle.hu/nc/marketplace/? … tplace_pi1[showSingle]=2359
Several available. From www.caboodle.hu
Latest Marketplace Additions
Budapest Photography Course (Miscellaneous Services - 25/05/09 12:04)
Furnished, 1 bedroom apartment for rent - RL-B7.6 (Property for Rent - 25/05/09 12:02)
Cosy, central, furnished apartment for rent - CH-508 (Property for Rent - 25/05/09 12:02)
43 sqm, furnished flat to let for long term - CH-414 (Property for Rent - 25/05/09 12:02)
Furnished, 1 bedroom apartment for rent - PY-47-25 (Property for Rent - 25/05/09 12:01)
Furnished, 1 bedroom apartment for rent - SH-5.2 (Property for Rent - 25/05/09 12:01)
ladauphine
28 May 2009 01:34:43
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I ordered one copy of a book entitled, "Hungary, a quick guide to customs & etiquette".
I got two copies by mistake. I will be happy to mail this little guide book (part of the Culture Smart series) to someone who could make good use of it-- perhaps someone who is moving there, or has just moved there. I will mail it to you for free if you give me your mailing address.
You can see who I am at www.ladauphine.com
This is not a scam--- just a goodwill gesture :-)
Yours, Ray in New Orleans
NicoleB
28 May 2009 07:18:02
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If noone that is just now moving here is interested (just in case) I would put my name on the list 
I can even send you the money via Paypal.
But like I said, I'll wait and see if someone else wants to chime in first
You know, it's tough right now to get books here in the wild woods. Amazon doesn't ship Hungary no more
Cheers, Nicole
TKIRJKF
28 May 2009 15:09:36
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I have a copy of this book- is is excellent. I would recommend it to anyone considering coming here.
PeteGr
22 October 2009 11:16:01
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I guess you find a flat by now :-) However if anyone is interested, I'm aware of two services, offering flat rental for foreigners, they sent me acceptable offers:
1 budapestcityflats.com
2 budapesthotelservice.com
Travelclub
24 October 2009 11:25:17
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Buying English books in Hungary is possible again, because bookdepository.co.uk delivers to Hungary without postage fee!
I have tried it three times already, they are very good and usually quick.
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