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Moving to San Antonio, TX

City Overview

Cost of Living

88

Avg Temperature

59°–80°F

State Income Tax

None

Population

1.5M

Rich Tex-Mex culture, the iconic River Walk, and a laid-back pace make San Antonio one of the most livable big cities in Texas. Military presence is strong, and the cost of living stays refreshingly low.

Alamo HeightsKing WilliamStone OakMonte VistaPearl District

Average Moving Costs to San Antonio

Estimated costs for a 2-bedroom move from the top 10 US cities by population.

FromDistanceFull-ServiceDIY
New York, NY1,581 mi$2,984$4,699$1,682$2,948
Los Angeles, CA1,202 mi$2,701$4,257$1,467$2,681
Chicago, IL1,053 mi$2,566$4,050$1,384$2,578
Houston, TX189 mi$2,045$3,209$895$1,970
Phoenix, AZ847 mi$2,435$3,843$1,266$2,433
Philadelphia, PA1,505 mi$2,828$4,477$1,639$2,894
San Diego, CA1,126 mi$2,649$4,175$1,424$2,628
Dallas, TX252 mi$2,096$3,289$929$2,015
San Jose, CA1,451 mi$2,906$4,576$1,608$2,857
Austin, TX74 mi$1,250$2,156$226$632

Neighborhoods in San Antonio

Alamo Heights

A popular neighborhood in San Antonio, TX for newcomers and residents alike.

King William

A popular neighborhood in San Antonio, TX for newcomers and residents alike.

Stone Oak

A popular neighborhood in San Antonio, TX for newcomers and residents alike.

Monte Vista

A popular neighborhood in San Antonio, TX for newcomers and residents alike.

Pearl District

A popular neighborhood in San Antonio, TX for newcomers and residents alike.

Cost of Living in San Antonio

88

Cost of Living Index

12% below the national average of 100

Index: 100 = national average. Scale capped at 150.

Avg 1BR Rent

$1,100/mo

Avg 2BR Rent

$1,400/mo

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