What is a pro or con of living in Washington, District of Columbiacompared to North Olmsted, Ohio?

Median Home Cost is 187% more expensive in Washington.

What salary do I need to live in Washington, District of Columbia copmared to North Olmsted, Ohio?

A salary of $56,000 in North Olmsted, Ohio should increase to $95,619 in Washington, District of Columbia (assumptions include Homeowner, no Child Care, and Taxes are not considered.

What is a cost of living index?

A Cost of living index is a number starting at 100(100 = US Average). Higher means the place is more expensive than the US Average and lower than 100 means the place is less expensive than the US Average.

NORTH OLMSTED vs. WASHINGTON
Cost of Living Comparison

North Olmsted, Ohio vs. Washington, District of Columbia

Cost of Living Comparison

The cost of living in Washington, District of Columbia is 70.7% more expensive than North Olmsted, Ohio.

You would need a salary of $95,619 in Washington, District of Columbia to maintain the standard of living you have in North Olmsted, Ohio.

Comparison highlights

• Overall, Washington, District of Columbia is more expensive than North Olmsted, Ohio
• Median Home Cost is the biggest factor in the cost of living difference.

Median Home Cost
187% more expensive in Washington
than in North Olmsted, Ohio

North Olmsted, OH vs. Washington, DC

Compared to North Olmsted, Washington is:

Homeowner

No Child Care, Taxes not Considered

70.7% higher

Child Care, Taxes not Considered

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Renter

No Child Care, Taxes not Considered

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Food

15.7% higher

Housing (Homeowner)

230.3% higher

Housing (Rent)

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Utilities

12.1% higher

Commute

53.8% higher

Health

15.3% higher

Taxes

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Childcare

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Personal

1.2% higher

Cost of Food

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North Olmsted, Ohio vs. Washington, District of Columbia

Cost of Living Comparison

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North Olmsted, OH vs. Washington, DC

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