π©πͺ What living in Perl costs
Only two lines really change from one commune to the next: what you pay to live there, and what you pay to get to work. Here are both, priced for Perl.
The monthly bill for this address
Rent, 70 mΒ²
1,050 β¬
Commuting fuel
102 β¬
Public transport
β
Monthly total
1,152 β¬
Only the Germany leg is paid: from the Luxembourg border onwards, train, tram and bus are free.
Basis: 4 days at the office per week, 44 working weeks a year, return trip to Luxembourg City, 6 L/100 km at β¬1.55/L. Change those assumptions in the calculator.
Groceries, energy, insurance and tax are set nationally, not by the commune: comparing them town by town would be false precision. This page sticks to the two lines the address genuinely controls.
By dwelling size
40 mΒ²
702 β¬
600 β¬ + 102 β¬
60 mΒ²
1,002 β¬
900 β¬ + 102 β¬
80 mΒ²
1,302 β¬
1,200 β¬ + 102 β¬
100 mΒ²
1,602 β¬
1,500 β¬ + 102 β¬
The commute does not move with floor area: the rent is what makes the slope.
The trade against the capital
Rent saved
1,778 β¬
Extra fuel
102 β¬
Monthly balance
β1,676 β¬
Living in Perl rather than Luxembourg City leaves β¬1,676 a month in your pocket, against 252 hours a year behind the wheel.
252 hrs driving a year Β· 43 min Β· 37.4 km
Cheaper all-in
These communes cost less than Perl once rent and commute are added together β the order is not the one rents alone would give.