What Are the Cheapest Cities to Live In in the US?

5. Cincinnati, Ohio

Settled in 1788, Cincinnati is now the third-largest city in Ohio. Once the heart of the Midwestern boom, it rivaled the east and west coasts in size and wealth. Many call Cinci the "Paris of America." This, due to the stunning architectural projects that line the downtown skyline. It's a city that's bustling with the arts and has had theater operating from it since the 19th-century. People living in this cultural hub see a median income of $38,938 and the cost of living -10.4% less than the national average. You can get a one-bed rental for $653 or a two-bed for $858.'