Pittsburgh

Cost of living in Pittsburgh

Composed in-house · four inputs · 14% of the overall score
B
73/100
7th of 21
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The four inputs
Housing cost index107
Pittsburgh 10045% · scores 71
Effective property tax rate1.02%
Pittsburgh 1.31%25% · scores 69
Utilities78
Pittsburgh 10020% · scores 82
Local sales tax6.34%
Pittsburgh median 6.34%10% · scores 73
Vertical rule marks the Pittsburgh reference. Composed in-house · ACS 2020–24. Every scale is on the methodology page.

Best Pittsburgh suburbs for cost of living

All 21 ranked, Pittsburgh highlighted
1GreensburgB+$184,1002New KensingtonB+$142,0003ButlerB+$108,1004MunhallB$132,1005New CastleB$77,4006WashingtonB$128,2007PittsburghB$205,8008McKeesportB−$72,7009Lower BurrellB−$198,60010BaldwinB−$208,40011WhitehallB−$236,20012West MifflinB−$151,60013MonroevilleB−$209,80014Bethel ParkC+$273,40015WilkinsburgC+$155,50016Carnot-MoonC$264,20017PlumC$227,60018Allison ParkC$346,90019MurrysvilleC−$342,10020Jefferson HillsD$315,90021Franklin ParkD−$485,600
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Better than Pittsburgh on cost of living

Pittsburgh grades B on cost of living. Four suburbs are within 25 miles and score higher on the same four inputs.

SuburbCost of livingMedian home valueEff. tax rateOverall
Greensburg24 mi from PittsburghB+$184k1.34% 58 C New Kensington15 mi from PittsburghB+$142k1.58% 48 D+ Munhall5 mi from PittsburghB$132k1.56% 54 C− Washington23 mi from PittsburghB$128k1.66% 51 D+
Cost-of-living index composed in-house from housing cost, utilities, effective property tax and local sales tax · Median home value: ACS 2020–24 · Effective property tax: ACS 2020–24