15 most expensive suburbs of America

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At least once, but a resident of the metropolis attended the idea to change life in a noisy city to a suburb. One of the arguments of the move is a cheaper life. However, the authors Cheat sheet they say that life is not cheaper in any suburban town than in a megacity. They recommend that you think and weigh the pros and cons before moving to the suburbs. Below we publish a list of 15 suburbs, where life is expensive.

15. Los Angeles / Long Beach / Anaheim, California

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 407 more expensive than in the city.

At first glance, the difference of $407 is not that big. But just imagine that servicing a new car will cost you $483, and a used one will cost you $361. If you live in the city, you can save on these expenses.

14. New Orleans, LA

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 836 more expensive than in the city.

First, living in the suburbs is $836 more expensive than living in the city. Secondly, in the real estate market the difference in the area of ​​houses in the suburbs and the city is only 12 square meters. On average, in the city the area of ​​a house is about 155 square meters. You'll spend $39345 on housing and childcare in the suburbs, and $38509 in the city.

13. San Jose, California

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 1628 more expensive than in the city.

San Jose has the most expensive home prices per square foot and child care costs, but you can save on home and property taxes. Suburban residents spend about $87530 per year, city residents - $85902. Housing in the city is on average 3,7 square meters smaller than in the suburbs, but cheaper by $2.

12. San Antonio, Texas

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 2474 more expensive than in the city.

Residents of the suburb spend about $ 16913 per year on products related to childcare, if you add housing costs, it turns out that the residents of the suburbs spend $ 27513 per year. In the city, these expenses are $ 25039 per year.

11. Denver, CO

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 3635 more expensive than in the city.

Child care costs suburban residents $21860 a year. When you add in housing costs, suburban residents spend $66059 a year, while city residents spend $40564.

10. Pittsburgh, PA

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 4258 more expensive than in the city.

Residents of the Pittsburgh suburb spend $ 28173 a year on housing and child care. City life can save you $ 4258 per year. In addition, the city of Pittsburgh is considered one of the safest cities in the United States.

9. San Diego, California

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 4555 more expensive than in the city.

In the suburbs of San Diego, everything is expensive - child care, square meters, taxes on housing and property. San Diego has also been recognized as the worst place to retire because of its expensive housing and high cost of living.

8. Cincinnati, Ohio

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 5514 more expensive than in the city.

Life in Cincinnati is inexpensive, with reasonable housing prices and childcare expenses. Residents of the city spend only $ 23336 per year. Just think: living in Cincinnati instead of a suburb for 18 years, you can save $ 99252. This amount is enough to pay for your children's studies.

7. Phoenix, Arizona

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 6567 more expensive than in the city.

Phoenix residents save about $5204 on home taxes, plus it costs $15 a year to raise a child. For suburban residents, these services cost $747.

6. Providence, Rhode Island

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 6974 more expensive than in the city.

In the city, costs associated with child care are $17504, in the suburbs - $20473. Parents in Providence can save about $3000 a year on child care.

5. Las Vegas, NV

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 7318 more expensive than in the city.

The cost of housing in the city of Las Vegas is about $ 10481, but the area of ​​housing is less than in the suburbs.

4. Milwaukee, WI

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 8227 more expensive than in the city.

The cost of living in Milwaukee is relatively inexpensive at $14100 per year, but housing costs and property taxes can at least double that figure. In the city everything is the same for $8227 cheaper.

3. Cleveland Ohio

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 9034 more expensive than in the city.

Cleveland residents save about $ 9000 on housing. The farther from Cleveland, the more expensive the cost of renting real estate.

2. Baltimore, MD

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 10790 more expensive than in the city.

Baltimore residents pay $ 10 000 less than suburban residents for property taxes and mortgage payments. In this case, residents of the city live in closer homes than residents of the suburbs.

1. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

At the end of the year life in the suburbs is $ 13859 more expensive than in the city.

The farther from the city of Philadelphia, the more expensive. Living in Philadelphia, you get closer real estate than in the suburbs, but save about $ 13859 per year.

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