The only exception here is San Francisco, where 3k USD pm will get you a cardboard box inside someone else's bedroom, or possibly even bathroom. Or you can stay in Jurong where all the expats are, for much cheaper. If you like to live in a more lively place, I think apart from Sentosa (which is filled with tourists anyways), places like Bukit Timah and Tanjong Pagar are comfortably within your reach. Singapore, you can literally get an apartment next to MBS in 100k USD - if you like living in a weekend ghost town. Parking costs might have to be factored in though.
It can get you a pretty mediocre apartment in Central London but who lives there? You'll easily get a comfortable place in Zone 5 or outside for cheaper too, with a better QoL.
Microsoft Project) - but nope! That's a $199 IAP to upgrade to pro (or buy pro upfront).Īnd after you have bought that $400 project management suite for your Mac do you think you can view THOSE files on your iPhone without buying something extra? Think again! That will be another $99 for the standard version on iOS or $199 please if you want pro.ġ00k USD (for one person, non family), depending on your taxes, can get you a reasonable apartment in NYC, perhaps even a fancy place in Brooklyn (and if you're lucky, a good place in Tribeca or the Meatpackers District). Then after you have bought the project management software, you might expect that it can export to a common format so you can share it with users that don't use OmniPlan (i.e. If you want to see your tasks on your iPhone you have to buy the iPhone version separately at $75 (they have blocked users from running Omnifocus iOS on M1 macbooks).Īnd even after spending over $170 (for what is effectively a gtd task manager), they still ask you to pay $5 a month to access it on the web.Īnd you might expect it then, to sync with the $199 you spent on their project management software (Omniplan) - but nope! On the other hand - their software is incredibly expensive.
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