Agua Rasa, Brazil

Living costs in this São Paulo district run significantly lower than the city center, but the tradeoff is a longer commute and fewer amenities. Água Rasa, home to 85,788 residents, functions primarily as a residential area within the Mooca subprefecture of Brazil's largest metropolis.

The district comprises 23 distinct neighborhoods, ranging from the working-class Vila Oratório to the more established Alto da Mooca area. While basic infrastructure exists, expats should note that English services are limited and the area lacks the international-focused amenities found in São Paulo's more central districts.