How much is a 1 bdrm. apt. on Mars?

Question

Gettin tired of the whole earth scene. People don't care about our planet. Wonder how much an apt. goes for on Mars?

Answer 1

2 mars bar and a milky way

Dennis G

Answer 2

The Phoenix lander recently sent to Mars cost about $457 million to get there.  It'd cost a lot more to move you there though since you need life support systems for the trip there as well as a better lander to survive the landing.  

Somewhere north of $500 million at least I'd say.

You can get an almost decent apartment in Manhattan for that. ;-)

Answer 3

About $46,000,000 a month.

Answer 4

I think you need to go and find out for the rest of us.  We certainly don't need you here on earth.

Answer 5

Ya got the whole planet to yourself.  Why only 1 bdrm?

Answer 6

Actually there aren't any apartments available but i'm sure you could find a one bedroom tent/inflatable habitat for a mere 100 million dollars, Bigelow Aerospace is offering there BA-330 habitat for that price and SpaceX could launch the habitat on it's way for about 200 to 300 million because it would take around 2 or 3 launches, one to send the habitat, one to send supplies, one to send you, so once you get there and set everything up you'll have it made for a while.

Answer 7

$18923423454456788900.00

Answer 8

No charge. Getting there might cost you a couple of 100 million. And I'm sure that heating will be a bit of a problem since those long winter nights get pretty cold there. Something like -220C. And running a shower or flushing the toilet might also be a bit of a problem since water is pretty scarce there.

Answer 9

As much as it costs to build an apartment building on Mars.

Answer 10

It's cheap, but the cost of transportation is brutal.