wielki pan
6 Jun 2011
Life / Who is poor in Poland? [720]
Poznan is a pretty big town and who wants to live in a place that has no public transport, the point I was trying to make is that (and that applies everywhere) is that you need to live in a major town to secure a career path/entertainment etc. There is nothing wrong with living in the country and as you correctly point out that food/housing is cheaper but that is good only in retirement.
In the West parents enrol there children to the best private schools to give them the edge in finding a career, in Poland living in a small country town can be a great disadvantage for children.
Some of those cheap housing blocks in the middle of nowhere can be a depressing sight. I would hate to live in one..
In Poznan, you're looking at around 150-200k to get a small 2 room flat in an area with no decent public transport connections (basically, no train/tram).
Poznan is a pretty big town and who wants to live in a place that has no public transport, the point I was trying to make is that (and that applies everywhere) is that you need to live in a major town to secure a career path/entertainment etc. There is nothing wrong with living in the country and as you correctly point out that food/housing is cheaper but that is good only in retirement.
In the West parents enrol there children to the best private schools to give them the edge in finding a career, in Poland living in a small country town can be a great disadvantage for children.
Some of those cheap housing blocks in the middle of nowhere can be a depressing sight. I would hate to live in one..