Szczecin – the most expensive city in Poland
Szczecin has been named as Poland’s most expensive city in a report by onet.pl.
Szczecin, Poland’s most expensive city
In the onet.pl business report, published on November 25th, 2012, the monthly cost of services for citizens living in 13 Polish citizens was calculated on the assumption that they purchased a monthly ticket for public transport in the city, used 4 cubic meters of water, produced the same amount of sewage, and consumed 3 GJ’s of heat.
The monthly cost of services for citizens in a number of Polish cities is as follows:
1. Szczecin 306.69 PLN
2. Poznań 293.09
3. Katowice 292.41
4. Gdańsk 291.19
10. Kraków 255.77
12. Warsaw 248.88
The question Szczecinians would like answered, is why is their city, in terms of services, the most expensive in Poland?
Has anyone any sensible answers?
English editor, A native of the Isle of Wight, Warren has been running the language teaching company, Go! Languages, with his wife Małgorzata, since 1997. A fan of England, Portsmouth F.C. and Pogoń Szczecin, Warren will be contribing articles on football for the Szczecinian.
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