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Which state is the cheapest to live in? US News ranks the states with the best economic affordability, based on the cost of living and housing affordability.
- Cost of Living
U.S. News ranks states based on the cost of living. See...
- Racial Equality
Only nine states are smaller than West Virginia in total...
- Housing Affordability
Bordered by Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana,...
- Mississippi
Cost of Living Index. National: 100.0. $52,719. Median...
- South Dakota
South Dakota ranks No. 11 overall among U.S. states based on...
- New Mexico
The United States invaded New Mexico in 1846. The empire's...
- Cost of Living
U.S. News ranks states based on the cost of living. See which states have the lowest cost of living.
15 Ιουλ 2024 · The West and the Northeast regions include the most expensive states to live in, while the South includes the most states ranking among the bottom 10 for cost of living.
Alabama has a cost of living index of 87.9, the third-lowest in the country. Alabama has the second-lowest housing costs across states, with the average single-family house selling for $170,184. Rent for a two-bedroom apartment runs an average of $1,046 across the state.
17 Φεβ 2023 · To identify the most affordable states, Stacker used data from the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER) to determine the 25 states with the lowest cost of living as of the second quarter of 2024. Each state's cost of living index was calculated based on the prices of 60 goods and services from a voluntary survey.
Iowa has the United State's eighth-lowest cost of living, with costs in all categories below the national average. Housing in Iowa is the sixth cheapest in the nation, with an index of 76. The median price of a single-family home is $165,955.
Various states in the southern and mid-west regions, including Mississippi (85), Oklahoma (85.8), and Kansas (87.5), are noted for lower costs of living. Lower housing costs contribute heavily to these lower figures. Nevada (103.2), Florida (102.8), and Utah (102.8), located in different geographical regions, have similar cost of living indexes ...
