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Hello, forum members, I'll explain the situation. I've moved to Moscow and am now looking for a room (I don't need an apartment for myself), or maybe to rent an apartment with someone. If you have any acquaintances looking for a roommate, or any suggestions, I'd be happy to hear them. Please help, because it's tough to be alone in Moscow at 19...

It's unlikely you'll find anything for less than three thousand a month (unless I'm mistaken). Perhaps you could ask for a guest room in our dormitory. It costs about the same as a job.
Or enroll somewhere that provides dormitory accommodation.

WELL, that's understandable, I'm looking for a room within a budget of 7,000 rubles.

Well, that's obvious, I'm looking for a room within a budget of 7,000 rubles.

Then buy from "Iz Ruk v Ruki" (a classifieds website). If you have the money, I don't think there will be any major problems. The main thing is that it fits your budget and the landlords are decent. And the neighbors, if there are any. I wouldn't recommend sleeping districts or the very center.

Well, different people live in residential areas. Sometimes you come across some neurotic individuals or something even worse, but maybe you'll also find a kind, quiet old lady (I'm talking about neighbors). But the city center – I wouldn't recommend it. To be honest, you simply won't be able to BREATHE there. If usually in cities the air is saturated with exhaust fumes, then in the center of Moscow, rather, the exhaust fumes are slightly saturated with air.

Why are you so negative? People live in the center too ;) Even near Gagarin Square. And there aren't any exhaust fumes mixing with the air there.

This is, of course, just my personal opinion, but I think people in the city center are simply used to that kind of air. Besides, I'm from the southwest, and the atmosphere there and in the center are drastically different, so I might have exaggerated because I'm also used to the atmosphere of the southwest.

Thank you all, tomorrow I will start searching for an apartment.

Well, different people live in residential areas. Sometimes you come across some neurotic individuals or something even worse, or maybe a kind, quiet old lady (I'm talking about neighbors).

I meant that it's a long way to the subway if you don't have a car. And if there is public transport, it usually doesn't run very often.