20 Cities Ranked: Find Out the World’s Most Expensive and Affordable Places to Live in – Unveiled!

in South America. Ranked 206th out of 247 cities, Lima is known for its affordability in terms of rent and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $4.85
1 litre of whole milk $1.05
1 kg of apples $1.81
2 litres of Coca-Cola $1.58
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $801
1 pair brand name sports shoes $90
Monthly transit pass $32
1 roll on deodorant $1.90
2 tickets to movies $9
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $1.90

7. Mumbai, India
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With a population of over 20 million people, Mumbai is the largest city in India and the seventh most populous city in the world. Ranked 239th out of 247 cities, Mumbai boasts affordable rent, transit, and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $3.67
1 litre of whole milk $0.97
1 kg of apples $1.45
2 litres of Coca-Cola $0.82
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $541
1 pair brand name sports shoes $77
Monthly transit pass $18
1 roll on deodorant $1.25
2 tickets to movies $5
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $1.05

6. Cairo, Egypt
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Egypt’s capital and largest city, Cairo has a population of over 20 million residents. Ranked 244th out of 247 cities, Cairo is known for its affordability in terms of rent and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $4.07
1 litre of whole milk $0.79
1 kg of apples $1.40
2 litres of Coca-Cola $1.18
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $422
1 pair brand name sports shoes $66
Monthly transit pass $11
1 roll on deodorant $0.75
2 tickets to movies $4
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $1.52

5. Manila, Philippines
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Manila, the capital of the Philippines, has a population of over 12 million residents. Ranked 218th out of 247 cities, Manila offers affordable rent, transit, and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $3.84
1 litre of whole milk $1.19
1 kg of apples $1.90
2 litres of Coca-Cola $1.67
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $476
1 pair brand name sports shoes $85
Monthly transit pass $23
1 roll on deodorant $1.12
2 tickets to movies $6
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $1.92

4. Johannesburg, South Africa
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With a population of over 9 million residents, Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa and one of the most populated cities in the world. Ranked 207th out of 247 cities, Johannesburg offers affordable rent, transit, and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $4.23
1 litre of whole milk $0.92
1 kg of apples $1.94
2 litres of Coca-Cola $1.53
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $623
1 pair brand name sports shoes $93
Monthly transit pass $36
1 roll on deodorant $1.80
2 tickets to movies $9
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $1.78

3. Hanoi, Vietnam
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Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, has a population of over 7 million residents. Ranked 237th out of 247 cities, Hanoi offers affordable rent, transit, and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $4.17
1 litre of whole milk $1.02
1 kg of apples $2.11
2 litres of Coca-Cola $0.97
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $583
1 pair brand name sports shoes $86
Monthly transit pass $11
1 roll on deodorant $1.50
2 tickets to movies $4
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $2.17

2. Tunis, Tunisia
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The capital city of Tunisia, Tunis has a population of over 2 million residents. Ranked 245th out of 247 cities, Tunis is known for its affordability in terms of rent and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $3.87
1 litre of whole milk $0.88
1 kg of apples $1.22
2 litres of Coca-Cola $1.30
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $436
1 pair brand name sports shoes $70
Monthly transit pass $20
1 roll on deodorant $1.60
2 tickets to movies $7
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $3.22

1. Cairo, Egypt
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Coming in at number one for affordability is Cairo, Egypt. As mentioned earlier, it ranks 244th out of 247 cities, offering affordable rent, transit, and consumer goods.

Average costs:
Fast food combo meal $4.07
1 litre of whole milk $0.79
1 kg of apples $1.40
2 litres of Coca-Cola $1.18
Monthly rent for 85 square metre apt in expensive area $422
1 pair brand name sports shoes $66
Monthly transit pass $11
1 roll on deodorant $0.75
2 tickets to movies $4
1 pack of Marlboro cigarettes $1.52

When comparing the most expensive and affordable cities, it’s clear that factors such as population density, cost of living, and local economies contribute to the rankings. While some cities may have higher rent prices or expensive consumer goods, it’s important to consider other factors such as safety, quality of life, and cultural opportunities when determining the affordability of a city.

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