Is Long Beach or Louisville more affordable?
Long Beach has a median rent of $1,800/month, while Louisville is $1,050/month. Louisville is more affordable for renters.
City comparison
Side-by-side comparison of cost of living, taxes, climate, and quality of life between Long Beach and Louisville.
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Long Beach wins
of 5 metrics
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Louisville wins
CA
Long Beach
KY
Louisville
Overview
Population
Median Income
-9.9%Cost of Living
Median Rent / mo
-41.7%Median Home Price
-65.4%Rent-to-Income %
Taxes
State Income Tax
Local Tax Rate
Climate & Weather
Avg High Temp
Avg Low Temp
Sunny Days / Year
Annual Rainfall
Who should choose
Long Beach is a city in California with a population of 466,742.
Read full Long Beach guide →Who should choose
Louisville is a city in Kentucky with a population of 633,045.
Read full Louisville guide →Long Beach has a median rent of $1,800/month, while Louisville is $1,050/month. Louisville is more affordable for renters.
California has a 9.30% state income tax. Kentucky has a 4.00% state income tax. Louisville wins on state income tax.
Long Beach gets 287 sunny days/year. Louisville gets 195 sunny days/year. Avg high in Long Beach: 71°F. Avg high in Louisville: 65°F
Long Beach. Louisville. The right choice depends on your priorities — income, affordability, taxes, and climate all play a role.
Data sourced from U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and NOAA. Green values indicate a better outcome for that metric.