Where you live now
MumbaiIndia
₹108,205
per month
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Monthly cost for one person, renting in the city centre. Includes rent, food, transport, bills and going out.
| Category | Mumbai | New Delhi | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rent | 66,501 | 38,001 | −43% |
| Groceries | 16,577 | 16,010 | −3% |
| Eating out | 7,369 | 6,917 | −6% |
| Getting around | 3,803 | 3,602 | −5% |
| Bills | 8,866 | 8,513 | −4% |
| Going out | 3,479 | 3,314 | −5% |
| Clothes | 1,611 | 1,588 | −1% |
| Total per month | 108,205 | 77,945 | −28% |
New Delhi is 28% cheaper than Mumbai for one person renting in the city centre. The biggest gap is rent (−43%); clothes is the closest (−1%). Someone spending ₹108,205 a month in Mumbai would need about ₹77,945 in New Delhi for the same lifestyle. Rent takes 49% of the monthly budget in New Delhi and 61% in Mumbai.
New Delhi: no reports yet, so these numbers are starting estimates from the city's overall price level.How this is calculated
Prices
The typical price people paid recently, and how it compares with Mumbai. "Estimated" means we don't have many reports yet.
| Item | Typical price | What people paid | vs Mumbai | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cappuccino, regularEstimated | ₹94 | −6% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Meal at an inexpensive restaurantEstimated | ₹371 | −7% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Monthly public transport passEstimated | ₹3,010 | −5% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| 1-bedroom flat, city centreEstimated | ₹38,001 | −43% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| 1-bedroom flat, outside the centreEstimated | ₹27,360 | −43% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Milk, 1 LEstimated | ₹52 | −3% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Eggs, 12Estimated | ₹175 | −4% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Chicken fillets, 1 kgEstimated | ₹525 | −3% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Electricity, water, heating and cooling for 85 m²Estimated | ₹6,370 | −4% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Home internet, 60 Mbps or fasterEstimated | ₹2,274 | −4% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Mobile plan with calls and 10 GB+ dataEstimated | ₹2,099 | −4% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Gym membership, monthlyEstimated | ₹2,367 | −5% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Cinema ticketEstimated | ₹473 | −5% vs Mumbai | 0 reports | |
| Jeans, Levi's 501 or similarEstimated | ₹4,322 | −1% vs Mumbai | 0 reports |
Method
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We use the middle price of recent reports. When a city has only a few reports, we estimate the rest and label it "Estimated".
No reports in the last 30 days yet. When they arrive, you'll see here how many were counted, held for a second opinion or turned down.
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FAQ
Yes. One person renting a 1-bedroom flat in the centre spends about ₹77,945 a month in New Delhi, against ₹108,205 in Mumbai: 28% less.
A 1-bedroom flat in the centre of New Delhi rents for about ₹38,001 a month, −43% compared with ₹66,501 in Mumbai. Outside the centre it's about ₹27,360 against ₹47,881.
To keep the lifestyle that costs ₹108,205 a month in Mumbai, plan on about ₹77,945 in New Delhi for one person. A family of four would need about ₹219,245, compared with ₹285,899 in Mumbai.
A meal at an inexpensive restaurant is about ₹371 in New Delhi and ₹399 in Mumbai. A regular cappuccino is about ₹94 against ₹101.
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