Is Toronto or LA more expensive?

Los Angeles is 126.8% more expensive than Toronto. Los Angeles housing costs are 747.2% more expensive than Toronto housing costs. Health related expenses are 17.9% less in Los Angeles.

Is Toronto or LA bigger?

According to statistics collected in 2014, Toronto has a population of 2.809 million. Los Angeles has a population of 3.976 million (2016) with a city council size of 15.

Is Toronto cheaper than California?

Toronto is 13% cheaper than Los Angeles, California.

What Canadian city is most like Los Angeles?

Vancouver is the Los Angeles and the San Francisco of Canada, though it’s really nothing like Los Angeles and not really that much like San Francisco.

What’s the difference between Toronto and Los Angeles?

Indices Difference. Consumer Prices in Toronto are 8.05% higher than in Los Angeles, CA. Consumer Prices Including Rent in Toronto are 10.12% lower than in Los Angeles, CA. Rent Prices in Toronto are 31.17% lower than in Los Angeles, CA. Restaurant Prices in Toronto are 8.32% lower than in Los Angeles, CA.

What’s the difference between Toronto and Vancouver Canada?

More so, the city of Vancouver only boasts approximately 600,000 people whereas the city of Toronto has some 2.6 million, making it the fourth most populated city in North America after Mexico City, New York City and Los Angeles. Despite being a big city, Vancouver has a small-town feel.

Which is more expensive to live in Toronto or Vancouver?

The cost of living in Toronto is 5% more than Vancouver. There are more jobs available in Toronto than Vancouver due to many Headquarters based in Toronto. The cost of housing is 3% more in Toronto than in Vancouver. Monthly rental for a normal apartment in Toronto will cost C$1 704 and in Vancouver you will pay C$1 598.

How much does it cost to live in Los Angeles?

You would need around 5,300.79$ (6,443.58C$) in Toronto to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with 6,200.00 $ in Los Angeles, CA (assuming you rent in both cities). This calculation uses our Cost of Living Plus Rent Index to compare cost of living.