San Ysidro, CA, shows a higher cost of living than the nationwide average, with a cost of living index of 117. This figure means that living expenses are, on average, 17% higher than in other parts of the country. Housing and transportation costs are notably higher, with indexes of 150 and 120, respectively.
San Ysidro, CA, shows a cost of living that is notably different from the nationwide average. Housing costs in San Ysidro are 50% higher than the national average. This means that someone in San Ysidro would spend 150% of the average amount that someone nationwide would spend on housing. Groceries are also pricier, with costs at 10% above the national average, making San Ysidro 110% of the average price for groceries.
Utilities, transportation, healthcare, and miscellaneous items have costs that are closer to the national average. Utilities cost 5% more, making San Ysidro 105% of the national average. Transportation costs are 20% higher, at 120% of the national average. Healthcare costs are slightly lower, at 95% of the national average. Miscellaneous expenses match the national average, with both at 100%. This means that while some areas are more expensive, others are more affordable in San Ysidro compared to the nationwide average.
