25 Most Expensive Cities In The World 2021

15Dublin, Ireland

A survey conducted by the daily mirror as well as a Munich based study suggest that Dublin is getting to be far more unfavorable as a city to migrate and live in due to its complete lack of affordable housing and high cost of living. This Irish capital demands at least $2,374 per month for a comfortable life.

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14Luxembourg city, Luxembourg 

Though, the city municipality would like to argue that this city is nowhere among the world’s most expensive cities such as Montreal, Dubai or Istanbul,  unfortunately the EU survey has concluded that the cost of living is not as stable as it has stated by the local authorities which now range around $2,476 per month.

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13Oslo, Norway

Though it’s still a costly city with monthly living costs coming somewhere around $2,606, but it has somewhat kept its position stable as compared to way more volatile cities like Singapore, Sydney etc. still it’s the most expensive Nordic city which can be blamed to falling oil prices, currency fluctuations and many geopolitical uncertainties.

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12Doha, Qatar

This Qatari capital of Doha has been ranked as the 14th most expensive city in the world globally in 2018 by multiple international survey organizations. The basic monthly cost of living in this metropolitan city comes at around $2,819. Experts blame the drop in oil prices which has triggered inflationary tendencies in this city effecting not just housing but education transport as well as groceries.

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11Reykjavík, Iceland

Reykjavik is now the 13th most expensive city in the world indexed according to the latest financial surveys. The cost of living in Iceland’s capital is actually 28.36% higher here than in New York. You’ll have to shell up to $2,873 per month to live there. Mostly blame the overheated economy of the city, in which the real estate prices, as well as the rentals, are also sharpening their prices.

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