The cost of living in Charleston is about 7% higher than in Savannah, with housing and lifestyle expenses being the primary factors that contribute to this difference.
Utilities in Charleston are approximately 22% higher than in Savannah. The coastal climate means higher electricity usage, leading to increased costs compared to Savannah.
Despite Charleston's growing population driving prices up, groceries are about 1% less expensive than in Savannah, which faces higher prices due to regional factors.
Transportation costs in Charleston are 9% lower than in Savannah, influenced by the developing infrastructure and relative dependence on cars in both cities.
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