PITTSBURGH — Move.org looked at the 75 largest metropolitan areas in the county and ranked them by cost of living.
For the ranking, cost of living included rent for a one-bedroom apartment, utilities, internet service, gasoline and food (groceries plus an occasional restaurant meal). Among the largest cities, 25 had cost of livings below $1,700 and 34 had cost of livings above $2,000. Seven were above $3,000 and 14 topped $2,500.
To see the ranking, read more in the Pittsburgh Business Times.
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