Coquimbo, ChileCapital City
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With a population of just over 204,000, Coquimbo is a small port city that's growing rapidly - but that growth comes with its fair share of challenges. The tax burden is heavy, and the bureaucracy can be a persistent headache for residents. On the plus side, the climate is mild, with average temperatures around 14°C. However, the tranquility that drew Charles Darwin here in 1835 has given way to a busier, more industrial atmosphere as the city's port and mining industries have expanded. Overall, Coquimbo is best suited for those drawn to its coastal setting and willing to navigate its administrative complexities.
Can I afford Coquimbo?
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$1874 / month
Savings Rate62%
Rent (Bahamas Average Adjusted)$477
Living Costs $650
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Milk (1L)$1
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Eggs (12)$3
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Meal (Inexpensive)$7
Meal (Mid-range)$66
Cappuccino$4
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Utilities (mo)$109
Mobile Plan (mo)$13
Gym (mo)$27
Cinema Ticket$4
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