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How to read cost indices: All costs are indexed relative to the US national average (100), aggregated from Numbeo, Expatistan, and NomadList. A cost index of 45 means living costs are roughly 55% lower than the US average. These are broad estimates — your actual costs will vary based on lifestyle, housing choices, and spending habits.

Africa

Asia-Pacific

Balkans

Central America

Eastern Europe

Middle East

South America

Southeast Asia

Southern Europe

Western Europe

North America (Canada, Mexico)

US Cities (Reference)

See how your current US city compares. Cost index baseline: US Average = 100.

Atlanta

95

5% cheaper than US average

Dallas

96

4% cheaper than US average

Phoenix

98

2% cheaper than US average

Chicago

107

7% more expensive than US average

Austin

122

22% more expensive than US average

Denver

128

28% more expensive than US average

Boston

148

48% more expensive than US average

Seattle

152

52% more expensive than US average

Los Angeles

166

66% more expensive than US average

San Francisco

179

79% more expensive than US average

New York City

187

87% more expensive than US average

For educational purposes only. This is not financial, tax, or investment advice. Consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.

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