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Green Bay, WI Cost of Living Calculator

Prices in the Green Bay, WI area are 6.9% below the US average, and housing 25.3% below (BEA, 2024). Compare a salary here with anywhere else.

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The same living standard in an average US city$80,559The answer

The same living standard in an average US city

$80,559

Prices in an average US city are 7.4% higher than in Green Bay, WI, so $75,000 in Green Bay, WI buys what $80,559 buys in an average US city.

Prices overall
+7.4%
Housing costs
+33.9%

Green Bay, WI price levels by category (US average = 100)

CategoryPrice levelAgainst the US
All items93.16.9% below
Housing74.725.3% below
Goods93.86.2% below
Utilities90.010.0% below
Other services99.40.6% below

What $75,000 in Green Bay, WI equals in other large metros

Metro areaEquivalent salaryPrices
New York, NY$90,70920.9%
Los Angeles, CA$91,51522.0%
Chicago, IL$83,45911.3%
Dallas, TX$83,05610.7%
Houston, TX$79,4315.9%
Washington, DC$87,72817.0%
Philadelphia, PA$82,65310.2%
Atlanta, GA$80,6397.5%
Miami, FL$91,99822.7%
Phoenix, AZ$83,21711.0%

How this calculator works

BEA regional price parities for the Green Bay, WI metropolitan area, 2024: the price of the same basket of goods and services against the US average (100). Equivalent salaries scale by the ratio of the two areas' price levels.

Questions people ask

Is Green Bay expensive to live in?

Overall prices are 6.9% below the US average; housing is 25.3% below.

What salary do I need in Green Bay, WI?

To match $75,000 in an average-cost place, about $69,825. The area's median household income is $79,267.

How much is rent in Green Bay, WI?

The median gross rent (including utilities) is $1,010 a month (Census American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates).

How does Green Bay, WI compare with New York?

New York prices are 20.9% relative to Green Bay, WI: $75,000 here equals $90,709 there.

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