The Cheapest Apartment in Russia - What $150 Gets You

This apartment in Russia costs $150 per month. In America, you'd pay $1,500 minimum for something similar. Let me show you what you actually get for that price - the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and yes, even the bugs that come with Soviet-era buildings.

I'm a 23-year-old Russian creator living in Moscow, and I want to show Americans what life is really like here. No politics, no propaganda - just real apartments, real prices, and real perspectives from inside Russia.

In this video, I tour a typical Russian apartment that millions of people live in. These Soviet-era buildings were built in the 1960s-1980s, and half of Russia still lives in apartments exactly like this one. The rent is only $150 per month and includes all utilities - water, heating, and electricity.

WHAT YOU'LL SEE:
The actual apartment layout and size
Kitchen tour with all the knives Russians love
Bathroom and that famous Russian toilet chain
The bugs situation (yes, really)
Cost comparison: Russia vs America
Why first-floor apartments can be sketchy
The Domovoy legend (Russian apartment spirit)

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Entering the $150 apartment
0:45 - First impressions and the smell
1:30 - Bedroom tour
2:15 - Kitchen walkthrough
3:45 - The bug situation
4:30 - Bathroom and legend
5:15 - Would you live here?

The monthly rent of $150 includes everything. In New York or San Francisco, you'd pay this much just for utilities. This is the reality of living in Russia - incredibly cheap by American standards, but you have to deal with Soviet-era infrastructure.

📍 Location: Small town near Moscow, Russia

💬 COMMENT BELOW: Would you live here for $150/month? What does rent cost in your city?

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