Cost of Living Comparison:
Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government, Tennessee - Denver, Colorado

A salary of $85,000 in Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government, Tennessee should increase to $96,246 in Denver, Colorado

Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government U.S. Avg. Denver

Cost of Living Indexes	Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government	Denver
Overall	98	110
Food	95	102
Housing	102	133
Utilities	86	88
Transportation	96	95
Health	90	107
Miscellaneous	101	108

100=national average

Denver is 13% more expensive than Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government.

Housing is the biggest factor in the cost of living difference.

Housing is 31% more expensive in Denver.

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