Lexington is 28% cheaper than Cape Coral.
When comparing Lexington, KY and Cape Coral, FL, the overall cost of living indices are 82 and 114 respectively (national median = 100). Rent is $650/month cheaper in Lexington, saving renters about $7,800/year.
Median household income is $8,431/year higher in Cape Coral. Home values also differ significantly — the median in Lexington is $272,100 compared to $339,200 in Cape Coral.
Florida has no state income tax, giving Cape Coral residents a significant tax advantage over Kentucky's 4.0% rate.
Lexington vs Cape Coral — common questions
Other cost of living comparisons for Lexington and Cape Coral