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Kiplinger magazine is out today (Sept. 30) with lists of the most expensive and cheapest places to live in the U.S. San Diego comes in tenth on the most-expensive list.
The magazine says the average home price is $555,768, so the metro area is one of the least affordable in the nation. (This is average home price, not the median, which is more frequently used.) Apartment rents are $1648 a month, about double the national average. Median household income is $62,901.
By contrast, San Francisco is the third most expensive. The median household income is $74,876 and average home price is $808,481. Rents average $2035 a month, triple the national average.
Kiplinger magazine is out today (Sept. 30) with lists of the most expensive and cheapest places to live in the U.S. San Diego comes in tenth on the most-expensive list.
The magazine says the average home price is $555,768, so the metro area is one of the least affordable in the nation. (This is average home price, not the median, which is more frequently used.) Apartment rents are $1648 a month, about double the national average. Median household income is $62,901.
By contrast, San Francisco is the third most expensive. The median household income is $74,876 and average home price is $808,481. Rents average $2035 a month, triple the national average.