← Compare My CityMost Expensive US Metros for Goods
This list ranks all 387 US metro areas by their goods index, using US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Regional Price Parities data — from highest to lowest. Each metro is scored against a national average set at 100: a metro at 110 is about 10% more expensive on goods than the country as a whole. Figures currently reflect 2024 data, the most recent year published by the BEA. See the cheapest metros for goods or browse the full US Cost of Living Rankings.
Top 25 most expensive metros for goods
1
11.6% above the US average
111.6
2
11.6% above the US average
111.6
3
10.3% above the US average
110.3
4
10.3% above the US average
110.3
5
8.5% above the US average
108.5
6
8.0% above the US average
108.0
7
7.3% above the US average
107.3
8
7.3% above the US average
107.3
9
7.3% above the US average
107.3
10
6.6% above the US average
106.6
11
6.2% above the US average
106.2
12
5.3% above the US average
105.3
13
5.3% above the US average
105.3
14
5.3% above the US average
105.3
15
5.3% above the US average
105.3
16
5.3% above the US average
105.3
17
5.3% above the US average
105.3
18
5.3% above the US average
105.3
19
5.2% above the US average
105.2
20
5.2% above the US average
105.2
21
5.2% above the US average
105.2
22
5.2% above the US average
105.2
23
5.2% above the US average
105.2
24
5.2% above the US average
105.2
25
5.2% above the US average
105.2
All 387 metro areas ranked by goods