Check their price history on steamdb <| sep |> its better than bleach . Ive read both . Toriko bleach . opinions opinions <| sep |> Depends a lot on your preferences . I also suggest realestatehungary . hu , it ' s the largest . You would probably want to search for these districts maybe inner II . and X . too and I suggest brick buildings . These are the more inner and thus more expensive parts of the city but you ' ll probably make much more money than the locals so you have a good starting point on that . District V is the most central around where your workplace will be , District VII an VIII are right next to it and these are considered the liveliest part of the city most of these 3 are called the party district with lots of bars , restaurants , clubs and whatnot . It is a fairly expensive part of town and if you want to be in the center of it all , you also have to get used to puking British tourists right beneath your windows . District XI is the largest one , the northern part is very close to the city center . It has nice amount of green areas and it is a mix of urban residential and university district and a bit of an artsy strip with cafes and bars . And with more and more tech companies . It has lots of cheap pubs where the students hang out . Distict I . is the castle district , most of it is fancy area . Can be crazy expensive by local measures but by California measures still not that bad , I think . I have friends from New Zealand living there and they are going nuts living next to a medieval castle which are non existent in New Zealand Most of outer districts are perfectly fine , too , like X , XIX , XX , XII , XIII , XIV but I guess you are rather looking for a more central place . Do check out the neighborhood beforehand , especially in these outer ones as there can be big differences in newly built residential areas and rundown , dirty , crappy areas 2 streets down . Public transit is great in Budapest and it is fairly bike friendly city so in the districts I linked above , you can get around very fast 1520 minutes between central spots . Culturally , there ' s not that big of a difference besides the language . But we have way better food Most places in city center people speak English , pubs scene is way larger and more hardcore anything US has OK maybe not New Orleans or Vegas but in Budapest , it is a lifestyle craft beers are amazing , food scene is great . People and the society is more closed though , so don ' t expect random chitchat everywhere and there ' s less eyecontact on the streets . Let me know if you have something specific in mind . edit I don ' t know which part of California are you from but also mind that apartments are probably smaller than in the US . But that is true for most big cities in the US , too . 3540 square meters is a decent sized studio apartment downtown around 50 square meters it is definitely larger than a single young person lives in usually . Sorry , I ' m not converting those to freedom units