What renters are actually paying right now for a room or a 1-room flat, by area — reported by neighbours, because no listing site or official statistic tracks the real local figure.
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Neighbours are starting to report local prices — add yours.
What people actually pay to rent in Košice right now — reported by residents, because no official series publishes a local figure. Listing sites show asking prices; this shows what neighbours say they're actually paying, which is often different. Rents here have been rising by more than the national average while wages still lag Bratislava, which is part of why young workers leave — and it leaves newcomers (students, IT-sector hires) with only asking prices to go on when they arrive.
1-room flat — Staré Mesto (city centre)
per month, cold rent (excl. energy)
No prices reported yet — be the first.
1-room flat — KVP / Terasa / Sever
per month, cold rent (excl. energy)
No prices reported yet — be the first.
1-room flat — Nad jazerom
per month, cold rent (excl. energy)
No prices reported yet — be the first.
Room in a shared flat, any district
per month, your share of rent · The room you'd pay for in a flatshare, not a whole flat.
These are prices neighbours report paying — not official prices, and not advice on where to buy. Anyone can read the board; reporting a price takes a free account, which keeps it honest. We show the median of recent reports once at least 3 people have reported an item, so no single number sets the figure. A report ages off after about 120 days, so the board stays current on its own.
These are neighbours' own reports of what they actually pay, not listing prices and not an official statistic. They say nothing about the condition of any specific flat, and "energy" (heating, electricity, water) is usually billed on top — see the heating and water tools for those separately.