New Windsor, NY, shows a higher cost of living compared to the nationwide average, particularly in housing and utilities. The housing index stands at 120, which is 20% higher than the average, while utilities are 10% above the national average at 110. Groceries and miscellaneous costs also slightly exceed the average, with indices of 105 and 102, respectively. However, transportation costs are 5% below the national average at 95, and healthcare costs match the nationwide average of 100.
New Windsor, NY, has a higher cost of living compared to the nationwide average, with a cost of living index of 108. This index reflects the overall expenses residents face in various areas. Housing costs in New Windsor are notably higher, with an index of 120. This means housing expenses are 20% above the national average.
Other areas also show increased costs. Groceries have an index of 105, indicating a 5% higher cost than the national average. Utilities are 10% higher, with an index of 110. Transportation costs are slightly lower, with an index of 95, meaning they are 5% below the national average. Healthcare costs remain at par with the national average, with an index of 100. Miscellaneous expenses are slightly above the average, with an index of 102, indicating a 2% increase. These figures show that while some areas are more affordable, overall living costs in New Windsor are higher than the national average.
