Relatively low compared to other major world cities due to low inflation, strong peso, and affordable housing. A one-bedroom apartment in a central location can cost as little as $400/month; a meal at a local restaurant around $10; public transport under $1 per ride.
Universal healthcare provides free medical care to all residents. Quality is generally good, though wait times for non-urgent care can be long.
Free and mandatory for children ages 6–18. Quality generally good, but public schools can be overcrowded.
Relatively low compared to other major Latin American cities. Petty theft and pickpocketing are common; precautions advised.
Buenos Aires offers a high quality of life, rich cultural scene, and safety, making it an ideal place to raise a family.