New York
0
cheaper categories
Tied
0
categories
Birmingham
6
cheaper categories
Category Breakdown
Overall Cost
125
New York
55 pts pricier
70
Birmingham
CheaperRent
180
New York
130 pts pricier
50
Birmingham
CheaperGroceries
105
New York
11 pts pricier
94
Birmingham
CheaperRestaurants
115
New York
37 pts pricier
78
Birmingham
CheaperTransport
95
New York
13 pts pricier
82
Birmingham
CheaperUtilities
110
New York
22 pts pricier
88
Birmingham
CheaperSalary Equivalence
How much you'd need in Birmingham to match a New York salary
| Salary in New York | Equivalent in Birmingham | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| £30,000 | £16,800 | £13,200 less |
| £40,000 | £22,400 | £17,600 less |
| £50,000 | £28,000 | £22,000 less |
| £60,000 | £33,600 | £26,400 less |
| £80,000 | £44,800 | £35,200 less |
| £100,000 | £56,000 | £44,000 less |
New York vs Birmingham: Summary
The overall cost of living differs by 55%. Birmingham is the more affordable option.
Rent: New York has a rent index of 180, while Birmingham has 50.
Average Salaries: New York: £4,345/month vs Birmingham: £2,400/month (both in GBP).
Out of 6 categories, New York wins 0, while Birmingham wins 6.
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