Oristano, ItalyCapital City
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With a population of just 30,363, Oristano is a sleepy provincial capital that offers little for the ambitious expat. The economy is dominated by stagnant agriculture and tourism, and the bureaucracy is a persistent headache. Summers are swelteringly hot, while winters can be mild but damp. While the annual Sartiglia festival brings a burst of color and pageantry, day-to-day life in this Sardinian backwater is likely to disappoint those seeking an exciting Mediterranean lifestyle. Unless you're a retiree content with a slow pace, Oristano is probably not the right fit.
Can I afford Oristano?
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You could save
$1184 / month
Savings Rate39%
Rent $849
Living Costs $967
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Milk (1L)$2
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Eggs (12)$4
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Meal (Inexpensive)$23
Meal (Mid-range)$101
Cappuccino$2
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Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)$186
Mobile Plan (mo)$9
Gym (mo)$40
Cinema Ticket$9
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3BR Center (mo)$462
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