Savannah Living

Cost of Living

High Quality of Life. Low Cost of Living.

The year-round warm weather and coastal views might entice people to move here, but when paired with Savannah’s low cost of living, there’s even more reason to stay here. Compared with nearby cities, including Charleston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Jacksonville and Greenville, Savannah’s cost of living index is below them all and also falls below the national average.
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C2ER, Q1, 2026

The Savannah region offers a wide range of neighborhoods – whether you are seeking an urban area within walking distance of shops, restaurants and nightlife or a quiet, gated golf community with views of the river and marsh. To learn more about Savannah’s neighborhoods visit the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce.

Latest News

HMGMA and Kia America Celebrate Production of Kia Sportage Hybrid

Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) and Kia America (KUS) celebrated the start of production on June 2, 2026 for its newest vehicle, marking three major milestones for the advanced manufacturing facility: the first Kia model, the first hybrid electric vehicle (HEV), and the third vehicle to be produced at…

06.02.2026

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Ardry Trading Company presented with World Trade Center Savannah International Business of the Year award

World Trade Center Savannah (WTCSav) hosted its seventh annual Prosperity Through Trade Luncheon Wednesday, May 6, in conjunction with World Trade Month. During the luncheon, WTCSav presented the World Trade Center Savannah International Business of the Year Award to Ardry Trading Company. Established in 1940, the Ardry Trading Company serves as…

05.07.2026

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World Trade Center Savannah to host Prosperity Through Trade Luncheon featuring economist Mark Blyth

World Trade Center Savannah (WTCSav) will host its seventh annual Prosperity Through Trade Luncheon Wednesday, May 6, 11:30 a.m. at the Savannah Convention Center, 1 International Drive. The keynote speaker will be Brown University professor and economist Mark Blyth. Blyth is the William R. Rhodes ’57 Professor of International Economics…

04.09.2026

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