Denver vs Washington, D.C.
Cost of living comparison for expats and families
Denver is the more affordable option at $2,770/month for a single person, compared to $3,695/month in Washington, D.C. — a savings of $925/month. Rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Denver averages $2,000/month vs $2,850/month in Washington, D.C.. For couples needing a 2-bedroom, expect $3,150 in Denverand $4,500 in Washington, D.C..
For investors, Washington, D.C. (United States) offers a lower tax burden with 15% capital gains tax.Denver scores higher on safety (55/100). Washington, D.C. has faster internet (250 Mbps vs 250 Mbps).
Denver
vs
Washington, D.C.
Cost of Living
$2,000
Housing (1BR)
$2,850
$450/mo
Food
$525/mo
$120/mo
Utilities
$120/mo
$50/mo
Transport
$50/mo
$150/mo
Healthcare
$150/mo
$2,770/mo
Total
$3,695/mo
Taxes (International Investors)
15%
Capital Gains
15%
15%
Dividends
15%
15%
Crypto
15%
None
Wealth Tax
None
Quality of Life
55/100
Safety
40/100
250 Mbps
Internet
250 Mbps
Visa
180 days
Tourist Visa
180 days
No
DN Visa
No