The Most Expensive City To Live in Every State

Massachusetts: Boston-Cambridge-Newton:
>Cost of living in Boston-Cambridge-Newton: 10.2% more expensive than U.S. avg.
>Cost of living in Massachusetts: 7.4% more expensive than U.S. avg.
>Poverty rate: 9.0% (state:9.8%)
>Median household income: $93,537 (state: $84,385)

Michigan: Ann Arbor:
>Cost of living in Ann Arbor: 1% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Cost of living in Michigan: 6% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Poverty rate: 13.9% (state:13.7%)
>Median household income: $75,730 (state: $59,234)

Minnesota: Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington:
>Cost of living in Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington: 3.2% more expensive than U.S. avg.
>Cost of living in Minnesota: 1.4% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Poverty rate: 8.3% (state:9.3%)
>Median household income: $82,887 (state: $73,382)

Mississippi: Gulfport-Biloxi:
>Cost of living in Gulfport-Biloxi: 9.2% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Cost of living in Mississippi: 12.2% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Poverty rate: 16.6% (state:19.6%)
>Median household income: $51,058 (state: $46,511)

Missouri: St. Louis:
>Cost of living in St. Louis: 4.3% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Cost of living in Missouri: 7.5% less expensive than U.S. avg.
>Poverty rate: 15.3% (state:13.0%)
>Median household income: $51,504 (state: $57,290)