American game show icon Bob Barker was the host of “The Price is Right” from 1972 to 2007. During that time, Americans enjoyed his hosting as they tried to guess the price of everyday living items from soap to coffee makers to cars.

Of course, no businessman in his right mind will ever sell the product for the cost of its making. Because there are other costs too, and he needs some profits for himself as well. But sometimes, the price mark-ups are just getting ridiculous. In some cases, the additional products compensate the low mark-up of the main product, and in other cases it’s just the brand that you pay for.

If you want to move to a city that matches your budget, this might help you. This is the list of what an average one-bedroom apartment costs in 50 cities across the U.S. Take a look which city falls into your budget.
 

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