The 10 Priciest Cities for U.S. Workers

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Many of us would hasten to sunny, sand-drenched Hawaii for a great job. But The Aloha State’s beautiful scenery comes with a hefty price tag: The state’s cost-of-living can exceed $9,000 a month. Relocating to Honolulu from a New England town in late June can cost up to $8,410.

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