Kalamata, GreeceCapital City
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With a population of just 37,781, Kalamata is a sleepy provincial capital that lacks the big-city amenities many expats crave. The local economy centers around exports of olives and olive oil, but job opportunities are limited. And while the climate is mild, the bureaucracy can be a persistent headache. Kalamata may appeal to retirees or those seeking a quieter, more affordable lifestyle, but it's not the best fit for young professionals or families looking for robust public services and entertainment.
Can I afford Kalamata?
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You could save
$1755 / month
Savings Rate59%
Rent $372
Living Costs $873
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Safety3
Healthcare100
Walkability100
NomadGrocery Basket
Milk (1L)$2
Bread (loaf)—
Eggs (12)$5
Rice (1kg)$3
Chicken (1kg)—
Eating Out
Meal (Inexpensive)$17
Meal (Mid-range)$105
Cappuccino$4
Water (0.33L)$1
Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)$202
Mobile Plan (mo)$26
Gym (mo)$48
Cinema Ticket$10
Housing
1BR Center (mo)$372
1BR Outside (mo)—
3BR Center (mo)$595
3BR Outside (mo)—
Expat Life
English Proficiency
—Expat Community
—Top Neighborhoods
—Elevation
24mNearest Airport
ATH (190km)Local Economy
Avg Monthly Salary
$987Mortgage Interest Rate
4.42%🌐 Infrastructure & Lifestyle
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— Temperature
— Annual Rainfall
844 mm Coworking Spaces
— Best Months to Visit
Apr, May, Nov