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I’ve found numbeo to be practically useless for most cities I’ve been to and stayed. MITs calculator is much more accurate, especially if you are someone who do
by olcor 7y ago
I’ve found numbeo to be practically useless for most cities I’ve been to and stayed. MITs calculator is much more accurate, especially if you are someone who doesn’t earn a high wage.
Most people aren’t going to stay in Greenwich village/SOHO/UES if they are in NY, or similar elsewhere. Prices reflected in the MIT calculator seem to take all areas of living into account, that too by county.
Edit: Numbers on numbeo seem to have improved a lot since the last time I saw them. Taking back my previous opinion, but I find both to be useful resources.
- taffer 7y ago> Most people aren’t going to stay in Greenwich village/SOHO/UES if they are in NY, or similar elsewhere. You can change the assumptions in numbeo too, like for example if you plan to live outside the city center.
- alok-g 7y agoHmmm. I found it to be a good reflection of where I've stayed. The data is sometimes lagging by a year or so.