Singapore Ranks As The Most Expensive City In The World For Luxury Living, Here Are The Top 10  

by Vaishalee Kalvankar
Singapore Ranks As The Most Expensive City In The World For Luxury Living, Here Are The Top 10   

Many of you must have dreamt of living a luxurious life, I mean, who doesn’t? But do you know the most expensive city in the world for luxury living? Well, this year it’s Singapore! Yes, you read that right! Singapore is the most expensive city in the world for luxury living. The country has surpassed Shanghai and Hong Kong and topped the global list released by the Julius Baer report. 

Singapore Ranks As The Most Expensive City In The World

Singapore was the first city to open its borders after the pandemic. The city has been a magnet, attracting a lot of high-wealth people; towards the end of 2022, about 1,500 family offices were noted. 

The city is also the most expensive when it comes to car prices. The soaring demand for local infrastructure and high standard of living make it one of the most expensive cities. The residential properties in this city have a very high demand. 

Julius Baer’s Lifestyle Index lists the most expensive cities in the world by analysing the information. The information was related to business class flights, dinners, residential properties, business schools, cars, and other luxuries. 

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Check Out The List

The top 10 cities that have been ranked as the most expensive cities in the world are:

  1. Singapore
  2. Shanghai
  3. Hong Kong
  4. London
  5. New York
  6. Monaco
  7. Dubai
  8. Taipei
  9. São Paulo 
  10. Miami 

Asia continued to be the most expensive area for a fourth consecutive year. Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are the places where a good life is most inexpensive to live for the first time since the survey began rating the most costly cities.

Brexit and the subsequent financial instability it produced have caused European cities to fall in rankings. London dropped to fourth from second last year as a result of having to contend with emerging financial centres like Dubai and Singapore. 

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First Published: June 21, 2023 4:57 PM