Much of the developed world has historically embedded high cost of
living structures that keep them amongst the most expensive places to
live. Europe and America have 22 locations in the top 50 based on the
overall cost of living index and 35 out of 50 places based on the cost
of living excluding housing, education, healthcare and transport. The
major factor contributing to this is the relatively higher level of pay
in the developed world, particularly amongst lower level jobs. By
contrast Africa, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and South Asia have 28
places in the top 50 based on the overall cost of living index but only
15 out of 50 places based on the cost of living excluding housing,
education, healthcare and transport, of the 15, 8 are in Australia and
Japan.
The top 20 Most expensive places to live in Asia-Pacific - Overall Cost of Living & All Baskets
- Japan, Tokyo
- China, Hong Kong
- Japan, Yokohama
- Japan, Osaka
- Australia, Sydney
- Japan, Nagoya
- Japan, Kobe
- Japan, Kyoto
- Australia, Canberra
- Japan, Kawasaki
- Singapore, Singapore
- Japan, Fukuoka
- Australia, Perth
- Australia, Melbourne
- China, Shanghai
- Japan, All Areas
- Japan, Sapporo
- Australia, Brisbane
- New Zealand, Wellington
- New Zealand, Auckland
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