2025 Compare Cities Cost of Living:
Woodland Park, CO vs Tucson, AZ

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Is it cheaper to live in Tucson or is it cheaper to live in Woodland Park?
- Tucson is 10.3% less expensive than Woodland Park.

Which city has more affordable housing, Tucson or Woodland Park?
- Tucson housing costs are 34.6% less expensive than Woodland Park housing costs.

Is Health Care more affordable in Woodland Park or is Health Care more affordable in Tucson.
- Health related expenses are 4.8% more in Tucson.
 Woodland Park, COTucson, AZUnited States
 Overall  Unlock97.0100
 Food & Groceries100.1  Unlock100
 Health  Unlock85.4100
 Housing142.4  Unlock100
 Median Home Cost  Unlock$303,400$338,100
 Utilities90  Unlock100
 Transportation  Unlock96.6100
 Miscellaneous132.1  Unlock100
100 = National Average (Below 100 means cheaper than the US average. Above 100 means more expensive.)
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Reviews for Woodland Park    4 Reviews

Over 1 years ago

I think the state January low temperature reading of 3 degrees is way too low. Most other weather services report the January low, at about 10 degrees warmer which would  More

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Over 7 years ago

We've lived here for 15 years and love it. Our new neighbors, who moved here a year ago from Virginia, refer to it as "Paradise." We like the clean air and sunshine.   More

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Over 9 years ago

I still like Woodland Park, CO and despite the fact that I went through a terrible divorce there, its a beautiful and quaint little place to live. You do need some  More

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Reviews for Tucson    287 Reviews

My wife and I characterize ourselves as a young couple, well educated, with decent positions and we’re Tucson natives. We’ve observed our quality of life from both a  More

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Over 1 years ago

I was reading the reviews for Tucson, and after living there for 6 years, I feel the need to weigh in. There are many pros in Tucson: access to recreational areas,  More

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I spend considerable time in and around Tucson, and I've see it rapidly going "downhill" since 2020. It's definitely not the nice town I remember from when I was a  More

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