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Where do families live in Helsinki?
Some of my favourite affordable areas for a family with children are Roihuvuori , Puotila and Herttoniemi in eastern Helsinki, and Oulunkylä and the older parts of Maunula in northern Helsinki. In the west, Pajamäki and Munkkivuori are very nice and peaceful areas, but prices there tend to be a little higher.
How much does rent cost in Helsinki?
Average rental costs in Helsinki In Helsinki, a two-room rental apartment (living room and one bedroom) with a kitchen and bath costs around 800–1,100 euros per month on the open market. Rent on homes with three rooms, a kitchen and bath is about 1,000–1,500 euros monthly. Furnished homes are rare and more expensive.
Is Vantaa a good place to live?
Vantaa is also a good and safe place to live. The nearby nature and vast forest areas, the top-quality living environments, and good services all contribute to good living. The older neighbourhoods are developed together with the residents, and a sense of a local and active community is strong in Vantaa.
How is it to live in Helsinki?
Despite all the calmness, this is a great city to live in: Good fresh air, clean water, effective public transportation, and a lot of nature around. If that is what you look for, Helsinki is the place for you. I see many expat families with children in the Helsinki area.
How much do you need to live comfortably in Helsinki?
Summary about cost of living in Helsinki, Finland: Family of four estimated monthly costs are 3,576$ (3,160€) without rent. A single person estimated monthly costs are 973$ (860€) without rent. Helsinki is 23.74\% less expensive than New York (without rent).
Is life expensive in Helsinki?
The cost of living in Helsinki is high, especially as compared to Central Europe. Your rent will be the primary contributor, but groceries and entertainment expenses are also higher.