Cullman, Alabama vs. Jersey City, New Jersey

Cost of Living Comparison

The cost of living in Jersey City, New Jersey is 76.1% more expensive than Cullman, Alabama.

You would need a salary of $88,049 in Jersey City, New Jersey to maintain the standard of living you have in Cullman, Alabama.
Comparison highlights
• Overall, Jersey City, New Jersey is more expensive than Cullman, Alabama
• Median Home Cost is the biggest factor in the cost of living difference.
Median Home Cost
147% more expensive in Jersey City
than in Cullman, Alabama
Cullman, AL vs. Jersey_City, NJ
Compared to Cullman, Jersey_City is:
  Homeowner
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  76.1% higher
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  Renter
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  Food
  13.9% higher
  Housing (Homeowner)
  268.9% higher
  Housing (Rent)
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  Utilities
  9.2% higher
  Commute
  110.8% higher
  Health
  14.0% lower
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  Personal
  14.2% higher
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