2.2% below the Norway average
Ranked #25 of 546 cities · More expensive than 95.4% of cities worldwide
Compared to Norway average
Rent Prices
| Apartment | City Centre | Outside Centre | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Bedroom | NOK 13,991/mo ≈ $1,423 | NOK 11,073/mo ≈ $1,126 | 21% |
| 3-Bedroom | NOK 20,571/mo ≈ $2,092 | NOK 15,767/mo ≈ $1,603 | 21% |
Trondheim is average by global standards (ranked #25 of 546 cities). It is 2.2% cheaper than the Norway average, based on 4 cities.
Groceries are average, while dining out is average. Rent offers the best value, while Groceries is the priciest.
Local purchasing power is limited — residents can afford fewer goods and services than in most cities.
Workers in Norway earning NOK 562,825 gross take home NOK 34,558/month after tax (26.3% effective rate). See full Norway tax calculator →
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