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Cost-of-Living 2007 (EIU survey)
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| jesteraver |
1. Oslo
2. Paris
5. Tokyo
16. Hong Kong
26. Moscow
28. New York City
31. Barcelona
34. Vancouver
36. Montreal tied with Chicago
41. San Francisco
43. Toronto
44. St Petersburg (Russia) tied with Washington D.C
47. Tel Aviv
51. Shanghai
68. Mexico City
79. Sao Paulo
92. Budapest
This is what I could disect from citymayors, i could have taken all the cities they had on the list but this one way more simple.
I just cant wait until Mercer and UBS release their findings for 2007.
Mercer 2006
1. Moscow
18. Dublin
24. Tel Aviv
25. Dubai
56. Vancouver
80. Montreal
UBS 2006
1. London
8. Dublin
20. Munich
21. Montreal
30. Dubai
42. Tel Aviv
EIU 2006
1. Oslo
43. Montreal tied with Vancouver |
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| the_devil |
| Im going to Barcelona & Paris in May !I have a feeling i will come back broke :( |
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| yankeeBaby |
I cant believe NYC is only 28th. I would HATE to live anywhere more expensive than that. . When I first moved down here, I was looking at a 10x15 space for about $2000/mo (USD) in midtown.
I remember a few places under $2000 ish had features such as: toilets next to the kitchen sink, the shower in the closet (they so respectfully called it a "water closet", NO closets at all (I currently have ONE), the sink/kitchen/toilet/bed in one box of a room, no windows, etc.....
I live in harlem near cloumbia now and I at least get a SMALL 1br for $1500 plus utilities. (about $2000/mo) |
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| Tag |
GO OLSO!!! WOOWOOO
I always knew oslo was around top spot, but I thought dubai was $$$ too. |
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| John_H2O |
| quote: | Originally posted by the_devil
Im going to Barcelona & Paris in May !I have a feeling i will come back broke :( |
You have to be very careful, i went in france and Italy last summer, everything is more expensive then here, exept, shoes, real cheap food (as bread and pizza), and wine/alcool.
hits the public market, and buy your stock day by day...
have a nice trip btw!
jonathan |
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