The 19 most expensive cities in the world to rent a propertyAlison Millington
New York is America's most expensive city with the average price per m2 of a ‘prime’ (200-400 m2) apartment standing at an eye-watering USD 28,400. Read more.
DC Ranch, Arizona DC Ranchis a posh planned community in North Scottsdale that is home to more than 41,000 residents. The neighborhood has luxury homes, lush green spaces and easy access toMcDowell Sonoran Preserve, a protected desert habitat with scenic hiking trails. It’s also home to the...
We can clearly see the impact in this year’s index, with the rise in petrol prices particularly stark. But not all cities saw price increases. Many of the cities towards the bottom of our rankings saw prices stagnate or even fall, partly because their currencies weakened against the US dol...
One is that New York City is very, very expensive. According to the 2012 Cost of Living Index from the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER), three boroughs of New York City are among the 10 most expensive urban areas in the nation. Three cities in California also make the...
(Winnipeg) in the same province as Canada’s second-least expensive city for basic needs (Brandon, Manitoba) appeared in the top five cheapest cities to rent a one or two-bedroom apartment. According to the November Rent Report, rent for a one-bedroom r...
Bristol has long been known in the UK for its vegan scene, so it’s not surprising it’s the one of the best cities for vegans in the UK. It was even namedvegan capital of the world for 3 years running! Cafe Kinois a well-known vegan cafe and workers cooperative serving up full ...
Switzerland became the country with some of the most expensive cities for expats to live and work in. Several cities in Switzerland followed Hong Kong: Zurich, Geneva, Basel, and Bern all made the top five cities by cost of living. The...
Singapore and New York were ranked as the most expensive cities worldwide with an index of 100 out of a possible 100. Three of the 11 most expensive cities were in the United States, whereas two were in Switzerland. Records: You need aStatista Accountfor unlimited access ...
across the 172 cities in our survey being the strongest we’ve seen in the 20 years for which we have digital data. The rise in petrol prices in cities was particularly strong (as it was last year), but food, utilities and household goods are all getting more exp...