Top 20 Costliest Cities in the World

With the everrising economic growth and standards of living, cities are becoming more and more expensive to live in. Most of the costliest cities belong to Europe or the United States of America. However, we do not find any mention of cities like Las Vegas, Paris, Abu Dhabi, and even St. Petersburg!

The inhabitants of these cities carry out their luxurious expenditure on various things like rent, and even beer! Check out this list to see the top 20 costliest cities to live in-

 

1. Tokyo, Japan

Metropolitan Area, Skyscraper, Building, Sky, Tower, Tower block

Tokyo is the most densely populated metropolitan city in the world, with its population exceeding 13 million and counting! With technological advancements and other facilities offered by Tokyo, the people of Tokyo spend as much as $2,208 monthly! In fact, out of the 500 Fortune Global Companies, 51 are located in Tokyo!

 

 

2. Auckland, New Zealand

Waitemata Harbour, Water, Sky, Skyscraper, Cloud, Building, Boat, Dusk, Body of water, Lake

Home to 32% of New Zealand’s population, Auckland is the most populated urban area in New Zealand. The expenditure of the residents of Auckland is approximately $2,228! That’s the price you pay to live in the gem of New Zealand.

 

 

3. Venice, Italy

Rialto Bridge, Water, Sky, Boat, Watercraft, Gondola, Building

The city’s famous canals connect a group of 120 islands. Venice is the capital of Italy’s Veneto region and the residents of this City of Canals spend around $2,277 per month!

 

 

4. Nassau, Bahamas

Bronte Beach, Water, Sky, Azure

Nassau is the capital of Bahamas and is home to 70% of its population. The Commonwealth of Bahamas is famous for The Ultimate Holiday Destination tag. The inhabitants pay a cost of $2,307 monthly to live in this paradise!

 

 

5. Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen, Cloud, Sky, Building, Daytime, Window, World, House, Architecture, Cityscape

Copenhagen was originally established as a fishing village, which was found by the Vikings. It was declared as the capital of Denmark in the 15th century. It’s a city with a combination of scenic beauty and well-developed infrastructure. For a city, which offers you this combination, you have to spend $2,360 monthly!