San Carlos, MexicoCost of Living in San Carlos
Summary: If you're moving to San Carlos, understanding the the cost of living in San Carlos helps you know what to expect when it comes to apartment or house hunting, grocery shopping, transportation, dining out, utilities and more.
| Apartment Rentals | The average cost of renting an apartment in San Carlos is around $400 USD per month. This price can vary depending on the size and location of the apartment. |
| Apartment Purchases | The average cost of purchasing an apartment in San Carlos, Mexico is around $50,000 USD. This price can vary depending on the size and location of the apartment. |
| Transportation | The cost of transportation in San Carlos, Mexico is relatively inexpensive. A bus ride costs around $0.50 USD and a taxi ride costs around $2.00 USD. |
| Groceries | The cost of groceries in San Carlos, Mexico is relatively inexpensive. A loaf of bread costs around $0.50 USD and a gallon of milk costs around $2.00 USD. |
| Restaurants | The cost of eating out in San Carlos, Mexico is relatively inexpensive. A meal at a local restaurant costs around $5.00 USD. |
| Utilities | The cost of utilities in San Carlos, Mexico is relatively inexpensive. The average cost of electricity is around $50 USD per month and the average cost of water is around $20 USD per month. |
| Private School Tuition | The cost of private school tuition in San Carlos, Mexico varies depending on the school. The average cost of preschool tuition is around $200 USD per month, the average cost of elementary school tuition is around $400 USD per month, the average cost of middle school tuition is around $600 USD per month, and the average cost of high school tuition is around $800 USD per month. |
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