Another one for the annals of reporting on how damn expensive this city has become.

The adjusted value of a Ben Franklin in the District is $84.67, according to the Tax Foundation,

Living in D.C. for millennials is actually more affordable than cities like Baltimore or Charlotte.

Which means you should probably move if you want to live like a king.

These areas are ranked using Regional Price Parities, which “measure the differences in the price levels of goods and services across states and metropolitan areas for a given year.”

The ranking looked at housing prices, as well as the “expense of childcare, healthcare, baby items and utilities.” Using these factors, Redfin calculates that it costs $29,800 to raise a baby for a year.

A two-parent, two-child family needs $88,615 to get by comfortably, if not lavishly, in the D.C. region, according to the Economic Policy Institute.

About 90 percent of residents in the Washington region have ready access to public transportation that can ferry them to and from work in 90 minutes or less, according to a new study by the Brookings Institution

A study conducted by the Center for Housing Policy and the Center for Neighborhood Technology found that when factoring in certain elements like median income, D.C. is the most affordable city in the United States. Huh?