Budapest one of the cheapest city in the world for hybrid working

Hybrid working allows employees to have more flexibility within their lives and a better work-life balance. But what cities are the cheapest for those looking for this work style?

To find out, Savoo has analysed 50 of the world’s most popular cities, looking at metrics such as cost of living and hot-desking spaces in each city, to determine the cheapest cities around the world to be a hybrid worker.

The table below shows the 10 cheapest cities around the world for hybrid workers:

Rank	City	Cost of Living per month	Cost of a Cappuccino	Cost of Internet per month	Cost to Rent a 1 Bedroom Apartment in the City Centre per month	Cost of Hot-desking per month	Total Cost per Month
1	Buenos Aires	£351	£1.33	£17	£285	£88	£754
2	Istanbul	£377	£1.54	£6	£464	£47	£912
3	Sao Paulo	£517	£1.46	£18	£466	£215	£1,239
4	Bangkok	£508	£1.79	£12	£571	£154	£1,275
5	Budapest	£603	£1.77	£13	£484	£164	£1,291
6	Naples	£655	£1.51	£24	£557	£98	£1,364
7	Osaka	£652	£2.37	£23	£441	£334	£1,489
8	Beijing	£499	£3.08	£14	£726	£184	£1,498
9	Warsaw	£605	£2.64	£11	£736	£208	£1,594
10	Seoul	£939	£3.09	£19	£625	£169	£1,789

Some other key findings:

Budapest is the fifth-best city in the world for hybrid working, the average cost of hybrid working here per month is £1,291.
Budapest has some of the cheapest internet costs in the world, the city ranks fourth for its prices of £12.59 per month.
Budapest ranks as the seventh cheapest city in the world, with its monthly cost of living of £603.

You may find the press release below or the full research HERE.

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