Auburn, Washington vs. San Francisco, California

Cost of Living Comparison

The cost of living in San Francisco, California is 84.0% more expensive than Auburn, Washington.

You would need a salary of $92,006 in San Francisco, California to maintain the standard of living you have in Auburn, Washington.
Comparison highlights
• Overall, San Francisco, California is more expensive than Auburn, Washington
• Median Home Cost is the biggest factor in the cost of living difference.
Median Home Cost
117% more expensive in San Francisco
than in Auburn, Washington
Auburn, WA vs. San Francisco, CA
Compared to Auburn, San Francisco is:
  Homeowner
      No Child Care, Taxes not Considered
  84.0% higher
      Child Care, Taxes not Considered
  Unlock with Premium
      Child Care, Taxes Considered
  Unlock with Premium
      No Child Care, Taxes Considered
  Unlock with Premium
  Renter
      No Child Care, Taxes not Considered
  Unlock with Premium
      Child Care, Taxes not Considered
  Unlock with Premium
      Child Care, Taxes Considered
  Unlock with Premium
      No Child Care, Taxes Considered
  Unlock with Premium
  Food
  14.5% higher
  Housing (Homeowner)
  272.4% higher
  Housing (Rent)
  Unlock with Premium
  Median Home Cost
  Unlock with Premium
  Utilities
  32.7% higher
  Commute
  9.3% higher
  Health
  30.3% higher
  Taxes
  Unlock with Premium
  Childcare
  Unlock with Premium
  Personal
  1.0% lower
Cost of Food
Popular Cost of Living Searches
Current CityComparison City
Long Beach, CaliforniaOrlando, FloridaCompare
Sarasota, FloridaGreenville, South CarolinaCompare
Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaCleveland, TennesseeCompare
McAllen, TexasPhoenix, ArizonaCompare
Bastrop, TexasWest Chester, PennsylvaniaCompare
Covington, GeorgiaAtlanta, GeorgiaCompare
Fresno, CaliforniaSnohomish, WashingtonCompare
Ogden, UtahCape Coral, FloridaCompare
La Pine, OregonLakewood, CaliforniaCompare
Sioux Falls, South DakotaElk Grove, CaliforniaCompare

Privacy Policy  •  Terms of Use  •  Returns & Refunds
© Best Places. All rights reserved.