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Minneapolis, MN cost of living

MN · BLS RPP 105.8

RPP 105.8
Source-verified · June 2026BLS RPP 2022 (BEA LARPP); HUD FY2024 FMR Official source ↗

Overall RPP

105.8

US = 100

Housing RPP

115.4

Housing component

Goods RPP

102.6

Goods component

2-BR Rent (HUD)

$1,540/mo

FY2024 FMR

What salary do you need in Minneapolis, MN?

Equivalent salary to maintain the same purchasing power as in a US-average city (RPP 100).

In US-average city You need in Minneapolis, MN Formula
$50,000 $52,900 $50,000 x (105.8/100)
$75,000 $79,350 $75,000 x (105.8/100)
$100,000 $105,800 $100,000 x (105.8/100)
$125,000 $132,250 $125,000 x (105.8/100)
$150,000 $158,700 $150,000 x (105.8/100)
$200,000 $211,600 $200,000 x (105.8/100)

This tool provides estimates only. Equivalent-salary figures are derived from BLS Regional Price Parities (RPP) and HUD Fair Market Rents — they are averages, not guarantees. Actual cost of living varies by neighborhood, lifestyle, and individual circumstances. Not financial advice.

State income tax note

Minnesota income tax 5.35%-9.85%. No city income tax.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cost of living in Minneapolis, MN?
Minneapolis, MN has a BLS Regional Price Parity of 105.8 (US average = 100). It is 5.8% more expensive than the national average.
What salary do I need to live in Minneapolis, MN?
If you earn $100,000 in a US-average city (RPP 100), you would need approximately $105,800 in Minneapolis, MN to maintain the same purchasing power.
What is the average rent in Minneapolis, MN?
The HUD Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Minneapolis, MN is approximately $1,540 per month as of FY2024.

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