this is because of covid pricing, currently they are going for 850-950 a week.

As an Australian it is unbelievable, there’s no way that this apartment is $500 a week, more like $1500-$2000 a week. The cost of living here is no joke. Edit: I’m assuming the cost is $2000 for ONE person in one bedroom, the total cost of this apartment would be $4000 per month.

What profession are you that make you think your salary will be double ($9000AUD) in Melbourne?

Thank you! One day I’ll have a view like this in Tokyo 😭🙏🏻

Looking at how the market is it's per person 😅😂

Still can’t believe that was my view 😭

🥲 so mean. I’m learning 🥲🥲🥲🥲

she pays well sometimes

Yay thanks for tuning in once again! I miss that view so much already 🥲… Video soon about the whole transition

@@STEFATTY Crazy skills, you can move from Australia to Japan and make videos in between stress level over 9000! 🤣

@@Hippy0815 🙄🙄🙄🙄

I have the same concern god! Have you planned what would you do about it? (The spiders)

As a fellow Melbournian let me reassure you that it's really unlikely that you'll run into the extremely poisonous ones in the city (redbacks/funnel webs). There's every chance that you won't see any spiders for months at a time. In my opinion, the most intimidating one is the Huntsman, because it is very large. I personally just cover them with a large transparent jar or something, then slide something rigid underneath and flip it over and to seal them inside. Or you can attempt to crush them immediately, but an unsuccessful attack is obviously going to make them react by running and hiding from you, which is even more unsettling. If you have a daddy longlegs - think of this one as a buddy. It's not dangerous to humans, but very dangerous to all other spiders. So if you keep one around in a place you don't care about, they can keep the more intimidating ones away. Anyway, just keep in mind that it's super unlikely that you run into them, especially in the city, and if you do, don't be afraid of being poisoned, be afraid of snakes instead... You won't see snakes, except on bushwalks... Or anywhere in Queensland or the country... Try not to think about it... And don't leave your shoes outside... But if you do, check them for spiders... Okay... I'm not sure if I'm helping. Also, starting from November it begins to be pretty warm, 20's and upward, but Melbourne is known for it's wide ranging weather patterns, so sweaters are your best friend and on any given day you should be prepared for somewhere between 10-30 degrees celcius because Melbourne is crazy, weather apps are your best friend.

@Salma riz haha, yeah in regional areas you might experience it a little more. Spiders have a big ick factor, but they aren’t our predators. Unless you’re a fly their intention is to run away. I have left Melbourne for some time, but my impression is that there is always more apartments available than houses, if living centrally is a possible option for you, you might consider it :)

Why would she post that online you idiot

Did you know ?

Yeah this price is not accurate. It would be $2000 for one person in one bedroom. It’s split share, $4000 per month. Even that in Melbourne with a view is unbelievable. This should be $1500-$2000 per week, at least it would be in Sydney

hahahahahaha that is a very intresting question 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Spiders aren't very common in the big cities.

Hell yes 🙌🏻

Glad you enjoy! I was working as a pharmacist and had a house mate as well!

@@STEFATTY I just came across this video. So you left your job of a pharmacist for a better paying role back home? I am curious because I just passed KAPS and I am about to get started.

2k is a very good price for a view like that.

There are much better views to be had in Melbourne, but this is a modern apartment and fairly large for the price (so not in a top location in Melbourne, where the buildings are older and more expensive to rent)

she overlooks a prison

2k is not bad for that.

Australia 108 in Southbank.