Places vary over the whole world and I was wondering what the monthly rent is for people who live in different places and if they get a lot of amenities for what they pay. I know that places like Los Angeles, California are crazy expensive while regions like the Midwest of the U.S. cost comparatively little. This can be apartment rent, mortgage, or whatever.

I pay $600 for my little one bedroom apartment in the bottom of a heritage house. (Converted to 3 apartments in the 50's.)

I have no control over the heat, but don't pay for it either. (The neighbour upstairs has control of the thermostat.)

Everything else is in my name. (Electric/phone/etc.)

I live in a very expensive city, and lucked out when I found this place. (I don't like apartment buildings.)

My GF and I are paying 1150$ for a house we rent. Three bed rooms. We are lucky. Normally rare and more expansive where we live (for house).

I pay $1300 for a 3 bedroom/2 bathroom. Utilities/cable are separate.

We pay $1450 a month for a 2 bedroom condo2 bathrooms.

$1200 a month for 3 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment with pretty much unlimited heat, water, electricity included (energy in Canada is extremely cheap). The neighbourhood is pretty bad though.

I live in my mom's basemant. Rent free. I have to mow the lawn and take out the trash, though.

750 Dollars for a Two bedroom apartment.

I am part of the watch which is a hundred dollars off.

€600 per month for a 3-bedroom apartment in Bruges.

I used to pay ￡800 per month for a 2-bedroom house in southern England. It was about 3 miles from the city centre, and didn't include bills (gas/electricity/taxes) but was fully furnished and the landlord maintained the property. I think to buy it would set you back about ￡200,000, but prices are pretty volatile - even a million won't get you much in the city centre, though out in the sticks you can get quite a lot for ￡150k.

if i live in a tent in the woods do i still have to pay a HOA fee?

There's lots of places you can live without an HOA fee. I own a house in a neighborhood and I don't pay one. The biggest factor in whether you have to pay an HOA fee is the existence of an HOA.

Depends, is this tent among other tents that follow a similar structure, and in order to live there you have to sign a contract requiring you to adhere to bylaws and the Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions form?

If so, yes, you'll probably have to play HOA dues

Rent varies wildly in an area depending on amenities and square footage. I know someone who has a small 500ft^2 bachelor studio with no stove or oven for $675/mo and another in a two bedroom one bath fully furnished kitchen near the beach that is 950ft^2 that is $1700/mo

Geez you people live in expensive places. I have a ~35m² apartment (basically one room, a hole for kitchen and bathroom), the rent is 361 €/month. And government pays 282€ of it

Yeah, I was thinking that. Some of you people could afford to rent multiple apartments where I live. Of course, you'd probably be paid less as well if you had to work in local industries...