Top 10 cities with the most expensive living costs

There have always been cities around the world that are more expensive to live in than others. These cities are usually more heavily populated and are host to many more amenities and attractions. But the ongoing pandemic has made the cost of living sky rocket all over. Because of changes in consumer demand and supply chain blockages, inflation has occurred in various aspects of life. From food costs and gas prices to rent and interest rates, everything costs significantly more as the pandemic continues to ebb and flow our way of life. To learn more about the cities who have been influenced by these changes the most, check out this list of top 10 cities with the most expensive living costs. 

Tel Aviv

At the fifth most expensive in 2020, Tel Aviv has climbed to the number one spot currently on the EIU living cost scale. Two areas that were the highest to increase in Tel Aviv were grocery and transport costs. 

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Paris 

The second most expensive city to live in the world is Paris. This city’s cost of living rating is 104. This is actually lower than its score in previous years. 

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Singapore

This city is listed as tied with Paris for the second most expensive city, with a score of 104 also. This makes it likely the most expensive city in Asia. This is no surprise as it is donned one of the cleanest cities in the world, with spotless streets and public areas. 

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Zurich 

Zurich is listed at 103 in cost of living index score, making it the third most expensive city. Zurich is one of the world’s well known epicenters for banking and finance, and it is known for being very beautiful. 

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