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Out of London, is it so expensive to live in UK?
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Kind of, you have to pay to get across certain roads, but I don’t know about the housing. It’s better if your further away from the center of London as the center is packed and has a lot of roads that you have to pay to get through
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I think average costs are a little higher. I’d say that outside London, you probably see costs similar to Madrid. (In London, you probably need to double your budget).
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