How much does it cost for a single person to live in Chicago?

How much does it cost for a single person to live in Chicago?

According to Numbeo, the average cost of living for a single person without rent in Chicago is $980. For a 4-person family, this works out to approximately $3,500 without rent. This means that a single person with an average salary renting a 45 square meter studio apartment can expect to spend $3,043 a month all in.

Is rent in Chicago expensive?

As of June 2019, Chicago ranks 11th in terms of average rental prices in large American cities. This means Chicagoans pay relatively low rents for a major city (especially compared to San Francisco, where the average rent is a staggering $3,700).

How much does it cost to live comfortably in Chicago?

The median income for Chicagoans is $58,247. And to live comfortably in Chicago in a one-bedroom apartment you would need around $43,200 a year, which translates to $21.60 per hour.

What is the average cost in Chicago?

Chicago cost of living is 106.9

COST OF LIVING	Chicago	Illinois
Grocery	97.2	94
Health	90.6	97.2
Housing	99.1	79.5
Median Home Cost	$291,200	$234,000

What is the cheapest place to live in Chicago?

Here are 10 of the most affordable neighborhoods in Chicago, depending on the type of amenities you like within your community.

• 1. Logan Square.
• Irving Park.
• Avondale.
• Humboldt Park.
• Pilsen.
• Uptown.
• South Shore.
• Albany Park.

How much is minimum wage in Chicago?

The current minimum wage for the state of Illinois for non-tipped workers is $12, and $7.20 for tipped workers. Last year, the minimum wage was $11 and $6.60, respectively. On Jan. 1, 2023, those rates will increase to $13 for non-tipped workers and $7.80 for tipped workers.