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Revealed: World’s Top 100 Cities To Reside In For 2019

For the third year in a row, London, the British capital, has been named the world’s best city – despite its impending exit from the European Union. The British capital was followed by Paris, New York, Tokyo and Barcelona, making up the top five.

The remaining cities were Moscow, Chicago, Singapore, Dubai, and San Francisco. Tokyo in Japan is one of the top 100 cities in the world, according to a new report by Resonance Consultancy. While Japan’s capital city couldn’t beat out cities like London, Paris, and New York, Tokyo did end up as No. 4 out of the top 100 cities across the globe.

The report surveyed more than 1,000 people across the United States in 2018 to monitor and identify 24 factors that influence the perception of cities today, which include: diversity of people; job opportunities; economic prosperity; housing affordability; and quality of key institutions, attractions, and infrastructure.

World’s Top 100 Cities For 2019:

RankCityCountry
1LondonUnited Kingdom
2ParisFrance
3New YorkUnited States
4TokyoJapan
5BarcelonaSpain
6MoscowRussia
7ChicagoUnited States
8SingaporeSingapore
9DubaiUnited Arab Emirates
10San FranciscoUnited States
11MadridSpain
12AmsterdamNetherlands
13Los AngelesUnited States
14RomeItaly
15BostonUnited States
16San JoseUnited States
17TorontoCanada
18Washington DCUnited States
19ZurichSwitzerland
20Hong KongHong Kong
21BeijingChina
22BerlinGermany
23SydneyAustralia
24Las VegasUnited States
25FrankfurtGermany
26MiamiUnited States
27San DiegoUnited States
28SeoulSouth Korea
29PragueCzech Republic
30MunichGermany
31HoustonUnited States
32MilanItaly
33DublinIreland
34SeattleUnited States
35DallasUnited States
36IstanbulTurkey
37VancouverCanada
38MelbourneAustralia
39ViennaAustria
40Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates
41CalgaryCanada
42BrusselsBelgium
43DenverUnited States
44DohaQatar
45OsloNorway
46OrlandoUnited States
47AustinUnited States
48StockholmSweden
49MontrealCanada
50PhiladelphiaUnited States
51BrisbaneAustralia
52AtlantaUnited States
53CopenhagenDenmark
54Saint PetersburgRussia
55PerthAustralia
56MinneapolisUnited States
57LisbonPortugal
58VeniceItaly
59PortlandUnited States
60HamburgGermany
61Tel AvivIsrael
62LyonFrance
63FlorenceItaly
64StuttgartGermany
65LuxembourgLuxembourg
66EdmontonCanada
67OsakaJapan
68AucklandNew Zealand
69OttawaCanada
70BudapestHungary
71HelsinkiFinland
72AthensGreece
73CologneGermany
74BangkokThailand
75CharlotteUnited States
76PhoenixUnited States
77New OrleansUnited States
78BaltimoreUnited States
79ValenciaSpain
80ManchesterUnited Kingdom
81NashvilleUnited States
82Salt Lake CityUnited States
83DusseldorfGermany
84Sao PauloBrazil
85Rio de JaneiroBrazil
86RaleighUnited States
87WarsawPoland
88MarseilleFrance
89San AntonioUnited States
90BirminghamUnited Kingdom
91ColumbusUnited States
92ShanghaiChina
93St. LouisUnited States
94DetroitUnited States
95SacramentoUnited States
96MilwaukeeUnited States
97Kansas CityUnited States
98TampaUnited States
99NurembergGermany
100BristolUnited Kingdom

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CEOWORLD magazine - Latest - Stats Gate - Revealed: World’s Top 100 Cities To Reside In For 2019
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