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Cost of living in Hagersville
Rent, everyday prices and the gross salary you may need to cover living costs in Hagersville.
One person, a month
CAD 991
Living costs excluding rent
Family of four, a month
CAD 3,462
Living costs excluding rent
One-bedroom rent, centre
CAD 2,132
A month
Gross salary, one person
CAD 43,000
to cover living costs in Hagersville
Hagersville's cost of living at a glance
Hagersville is among the less expensive cities in both Canada and North America. The estimated monthly costs for a single person in Hagersville are CAD 991, excluding rent. Living costs for a family of four are CAD 3,462 a month, excluding rent.
A single person in Hagersville may need a gross salary of at least CAD 43,000 a year to cover estimated living costs, renting a one-bedroom apartment outside the centre and saving nothing.
One person's monthly costs
Numbeo household estimate in CAD, with the rent of a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre
Source: Numbeo, 1 June 2026.
How Hagersville compares
One person's monthly costs in Hagersville, excluding rent, are 34.6% lower than in the typical city in Canada and 21.8% lower than in the typical city worldwide.
Where Hagersville ranks
In Canada
49th of 67
One person's monthly costs including rent, most expensive first.
In North America
308th of 418
Cities in North America with a Numbeo estimate, most expensive first.
Worldwide
69th percentile
Costs the same as or more than 69% of 1,942 cities: around the middle of the cost range.
One-bedroom rent, centre
19th of 67
Cities in Canada, most expensive first.
Monthly costs against the typical city
- Hagersville
- Typical national city
- Typical city worldwide
Tap a line or a table row to read its three amounts.
| Monthly cost | Hagersville | Typical national city | Typical city worldwide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rent | CAD 2,132 | CAD 1,908 +11.7% | CAD 1,043 +104.4% |
| Groceries | CAD 297 | CAD 500 −40.5% | CAD 395 −24.7% |
| Eating out | CAD 202 | CAD 265 −23.9% | CAD 222 −9.2% |
| Transport | CAD 51.58 | CAD 96.96 −46.8% | CAD 56.18 −8.2% |
| Utilities | CAD 196 | CAD 289 −32.2% | CAD 245 −20.2% |
| Leisure | CAD 41.25 | CAD 87.68 −52.9% | CAD 87.04 −52.6% |
| Total excluding rent | CAD 991 | CAD 1,514 −34.6% | CAD 1,266 −21.8% |
| Total including rent | CAD 3,123 | CAD 3,376 −7.5% | CAD 2,350 +32.9% |
Typical = the median of 67 cities in Canada and 1,942 cities worldwide.
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Explore prices in Hagersville
The average price for each item, and the range from the lowest to the highest price people have reported.
Renting in Hagersville
Hagersville is the 19th most expensive city in Canada for a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre. The closest-priced city in Canada is Guelph.
A one-bedroom apartment in the city centre typically costs CAD 2,132 a month.
Outside the centre, a one-bedroom apartment typically costs CAD 1,857 a month.
A one-bedroom apartment in the centre is around 15% more expensive to rent than one outside the centre.
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bed apartment in the city centre Monthly rent | CAD 2,132 | Not available |
| 1-bed apartment outside the centre Monthly rent | CAD 1,857 | Not available |
| 3-bed apartment in the city centre Monthly rent | CAD 2,695 | Not available |
| 3-bed apartment outside the centre Monthly rent | CAD 2,372 | Not available |
| Price per m² in the city centre | CAD 20,628 | Not available |
| Price per m² outside the centre | CAD 7,161 | Not available |
Cost of everyday items in Hagersville
Groceries in Hagersville are around 40% cheaper than the average for Canada, while eating out is around 22% cheaper than the country average.
A litre of milk typically costs CAD 2.06.
A 500g loaf of fresh white bread typically costs CAD 4.17.
A pack of 20 cigarettes typically costs CAD 19.59.
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Milk, 1 litre | CAD 2.06 | CAD 1.77– |
| Fresh white bread, 500g | CAD 4.17 | CAD 3.09– |
| Eggs, 12 large | CAD 4.13 | CAD 3.61– |
| Local cheese, 1kg | CAD 12.37 | CAD 9.28– |
| Chicken fillets, 1kg | CAD 9.28 | CAD 9.28– |
| Beef round, 1kg | CAD 15.46 | CAD 14.44– |
| Apples, 1kg | CAD 2.06 | CAD 2.06– |
| Oranges, 1kg | CAD 2.06 | CAD 2.06– |
| Potatoes, 1kg | CAD 1.03 | CAD 1.03– |
| Lettuce, 1 head | CAD 2.06 | CAD 2.06– |
| White rice, 1kg | CAD 2.06 | CAD 2.06– |
| Tomatoes, 1kg | CAD 2.06 | CAD 2.06– |
| Bananas, 1kg | CAD 1.03 | CAD 1.03– |
| Onions, 1kg | CAD 2.06 | CAD 1.81– |
| Water, 1.5 litre bottle | CAD 1.03 | CAD 1.03– |
| Mid-range bottle of wine | CAD 9.28 | CAD 9.28– |
| Domestic beer, 0.5 litre bottle | CAD 3.85 | CAD 2.81– |
| Imported beer, 0.33 litre bottle | CAD 2.06 | CAD 2.06– |
| Cigarettes, 20 pack | CAD 19.59 | CAD 14.85– |
Eating out in Hagersville
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Meal at an inexpensive restaurant | CAD 25.79 | CAD 20.63– |
| Three-course meal for two | CAD 61.89 | CAD 61.89– |
| Fast food combo meal | CAD 15.46 | CAD 13.41– |
| Domestic beer, 0.5 litre draught | CAD 4.13 | CAD 4.13– |
| Imported beer, 0.33 litre bottle | CAD 4.13 | CAD 4.13– |
| Soft drink, 0.33 litre bottle | CAD 3.09 | CAD 2.06– |
| Water, 0.33 litre bottle | CAD 2.75 | CAD 2.32– |
| Cappuccino | CAD 4.13 | CAD 3.61– |
Transport in Hagersville
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| One-way public transport ticket | CAD 3.09 | Not available |
| Monthly public transport pass | CAD 51.58 | Not available |
| Gasoline, 1 litre | CAD 1.55 | CAD 1.29– |
| Taxi start | CAD 3.09 | CAD 3.09– |
| Taxi, per km | CAD 2.58 | CAD 2.58– |
| Taxi waiting, 1 hour | CAD 30.94 | CAD 30.94– |
| Volkswagen Golf, new | CAD 33,005 | CAD 33,005– |
| Toyota Corolla sedan, new | CAD 25,951 | CAD 25,951– |
Utilities in Hagersville
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Basic utilities for an 85m² apartment Monthly | CAD 142 | CAD 142– |
| Broadband internet Monthly | CAD 69.11 | CAD 61.89– |
| Mobile phone plan Monthly | CAD 34.03 | CAD 34.03– |
How is Hagersville for families?
A family of four with two adults and two children may need a gross household income of CAD 89,000 a year in Hagersville, excluding childcare costs.
Private preschool or kindergarten typically costs CAD 879 a month.
A three-bedroom apartment in the city centre typically costs CAD 2,695 a month.
Hagersville scores 80/100 on Numbeo's safety index.
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Family of four, excluding rent Monthly, Numbeo household estimate | CAD 3,462 | Not applicable |
| Family of four, including rent Monthly, Numbeo household estimate | CAD 6,157 | Not applicable |
| Private preschool or kindergarten Monthly | CAD 879 | CAD 516– |
| International primary school Annual | CAD 22,691 | CAD 22,691– |
Leisure and clothing in Hagersville
| Item | Average price | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Gym membership Monthly | CAD 20.63 | Not available |
| Tennis court rental, 1 hour | CAD 20.63 | Not available |
| Cinema ticket | CAD 12.37 | CAD 12.37– |
| Jeans | CAD 74.26 | CAD 41.25– |
| Summer dress from a chain store | CAD 46.41 | CAD 25.79– |
| Nike running shoes | CAD 104 | CAD 61.89– |
| Men's leather business shoes | CAD 146 | CAD 124– |
Source: Numbeo, 1 June 2026.
What salary do I need to live in Hagersville?
By combining Numbeo's living-cost estimates with the tax rates in Canada, we can estimate the gross salary you would need to live in Hagersville. Use the calculator below to see how much you would need to live in Hagersville, and where your money goes.
Recommended gross salary
CAD 43,306
Needed to support 1 adult and no children in Hagersville, living in a one-bedroom apartment outside the centre.
- Take-home pay
- CAD 34,169
- Living costs
- CAD 34,169
- Tax and contributions
- CAD 9,137
Where your salary goes
- Living costsCAD 34,16978.9%
- Income tax and contributionsCAD 9,13721.1%
| Operator | Item | A year |
|---|---|---|
| Gross salary | CAD 43,306 | |
| − | Income tax and contributions | CAD 9,137 |
| = | Take-home pay | CAD 34,169 |
| − | Rent | CAD 22,279 |
| − | Groceries | CAD 3,567 |
| − | Eating out | CAD 2,422 |
| − | Transport | CAD 619 |
| − | Utilities | CAD 2,350 |
| − | Leisure | CAD 495 |
| − | Other estimated costs | CAD 2,437 |
| = | Left over: savings target | CAD 0 |
CAD 43,306 gross salary modelled as one employment income gives a 21.1% effective tax rate and CAD 9,137 estimated deductions a year. Use our salary tax calculator for a more detailed estimate.
What the estimate includes
- Rent for your housing choice and Numbeo's household living costs for your household size
- National income tax for 2026
- Employee social contributions, simplified
What it doesn't include
- Regional, state or local income tax
- Joint filing, partner income and household allowances
- Age, pension, expat-regime or special-residency rules
- Bonuses, benefits and other income
- Child care or school unless you choose it
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How each cost is worked out
Rent. The selected one-bedroom apartment outside the centre in Hagersville costs an estimated CAD 1,857 per month. CAD 1,857 per month × 12 months = CAD 22,279 a year.
Groceries. Numbeo estimates a household of one person in Hagersville spends an estimated CAD 297 on groceries per month. CAD 297 per month × 12 months = CAD 3,567 a year.
Eating out. Numbeo estimates a household of one person in Hagersville spends an estimated CAD 202 on eating out per month. CAD 202 per month × 12 months = CAD 2,422 a year.
Transport. Numbeo estimates a household of one person in Hagersville spends an estimated CAD 51.58 on transport per month. CAD 51.58 per month × 12 months = CAD 619 a year.
Utilities. Numbeo estimates a household of one person in Hagersville spends an estimated CAD 196 on utilities per month. CAD 196 per month × 12 months = CAD 2,350 a year.
Leisure. Numbeo estimates a household of one person in Hagersville spends an estimated CAD 41.25 on leisure per month. CAD 41.25 per month × 12 months = CAD 495 a year.
Other estimated costs. Numbeo's household estimate for miscellaneous costs: this may include things like clothing, shoes and entertainment costs. CAD 203 per month × 12 months = CAD 2,437 a year.
See the prices behind each category · How living costs and salaries are calculated
Tax estimate assumptions
Tax year 2026. One resident employee and one employment income are assumed. Federal tax only, effective from January 1, 2026. Lowest bracket rate reduced to 14% (from 14.5% in 2025). Thresholds indexed by 2%. Excludes Provincial/Territorial tax.
Important
This calculator gives an estimate of the income needed to cover living costs. It is not tax, legal or financial advice. It uses Numbeo prices as of 1 June 2026, Canada's tax rules for 2026 and Wise exchange rates of 21 October 2026, and models one employment income. Check your figures with the salary tax calculator or the official rules in PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries / CRA.
Figures for 1 adult, outside the centre, no savings target.
Cost of living in Hagersville: common questions
Is Hagersville expensive to live in?
Hagersville is among the less expensive cities in both Canada and North America.
A single person spends about CAD 991 a month excluding rent, against CAD 1,514 in the typical city in Canada (the median of 67 cities, Numbeo, as of 1 June 2026).
Worldwide, Hagersville costs the same as or more than 69% of the 1,942 cities with a Numbeo household estimate, which makes it around the middle of the cost range.
What salary do you need to live in Hagersville?
A single person may need a gross salary of at least CAD 43,000 a year to cover estimated living costs in Hagersville, renting a one-bedroom apartment outside the centre and saving nothing.
This is an estimate from Numbeo prices as of 1 June 2026 and Canada's tax rules for 2026. Use the salary calculator to add your household, housing and a savings target.
How much is rent in Hagersville?
A one-bedroom apartment in the city centre typically costs CAD 2,132 a month, and CAD 1,857 outside the centre, according to Numbeo averages as of 1 June 2026.
A three-bedroom apartment costs about CAD 2,695 a month in the centre and CAD 2,372 outside it.
Hagersville is the 19th most expensive city in Canada for a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre.
How much does a family spend in Hagersville?
A family of four spends about CAD 3,462 a month on living costs excluding rent, or CAD 6,157 including rent, according to Numbeo's household estimate as of 1 June 2026.
With two adults earning and a three-bedroom home outside the centre, the household may need a gross income of CAD 89,000 a year, excluding childcare costs.
Private preschool or kindergarten typically costs CAD 879 a month per child.
How does Hagersville compare with Canada's other cities?
Hagersville ranks 49th of 67 cities in Canada for one person's monthly costs including rent, where 1st is the most expensive.
Excluding rent, one person's costs are 34.6% less than in the typical city in Canada.
Where this data comes from
- Living costs and prices
- Numbeo, snapshot of 1 June 2026
- Exchange rates
- Wise mid-market rates, 21 October 2026
- Tax rules
- Expatica salary tax calculator, Canada 2026
- Locations and population
- GeoNames (CC BY 4.0), retrieved 1 October 2026
- Regions for continent ranks
- UN M49 regions
Important
All amounts are indicative estimates, not quotes or financial advice. Numbeo's prices are reported by users, so coverage and recency vary by city: check rents and prices locally before you commit to a move.
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How living costs and salaries are calculated
- Your household size (adults and children, one to six people) picks Numbeo's household estimate for groceries, eating out, transport, utilities, leisure and rent.
- Rent is replaced by the price of a one-bedroom apartment (one or two people) or a three-bedroom apartment (three or more), in or outside the centre. A flatshare, for one adult without children, is a third of a three-bedroom home.
- "Other estimated costs" is Numbeo's household total less the named categories, not a separately reported price. Where a total is below its own categories, we use the categories, and a larger household's costs other than rent are never lower than a smaller household's.
- Child care and school are optional: preschool uses the city's monthly price for each child, international primary school its annual fee spread over 12 months. Children's ages, eligibility and public provision are not modelled.
- The salary is the gross income that leaves these costs, plus your savings target, after tax under Expatica's rules for Canada (2026). One adult has one employment income; two adults are two earners splitting it evenly, with no joint filing or household allowances. What the tax model covers is listed with the result.
- Numbeo's figures are in US dollars, converted with one set of Wise mid-market rates. Without them, amounts stay in US dollars and no salary is estimated.
How cities are compared and matched
- A typical city is the median of one person's monthly costs across the 67 cities in Canada in this guide and across the 1,942 cities worldwide with a Numbeo household estimate. Each row is its own median, so the rows do not add up.
- Ranks put the most expensive city first, and equal estimates share a rank. The worldwide percentile is the share of those 1,942 cities whose one-person monthly total, rent included, is the same or lower than Hagersville's.
- Nearby cities are places in this guide, possibly across a border, by straight-line distance between GeoNames location points.
- Comparable cities are in the same GeoNames population band (under 100,000, 100,000–499,999, 500,000–999,999, or 1 million and above; a neighbouring band, labelled, when a band has too few countries), one per country, outside Canada and not already listed as nearby. Population years and boundaries vary, so the bands are rough size guides.
- The match score compares a single person's costs excluding rent and the rent of a central one-bedroom apartment. For each, we divide the lower city's price by the higher; the score is the square root of the two ratios multiplied together, × 100. If both prices are 80% of the other city's, the match is 80%; if both are twice as high, 50%. It measures how close the costs are, not which city is cheaper or how alike they are to live in.