#city-rankings

#city-rankings

Cost-of-living dramatically alters law associates' take-home value; adjusted salaries are highest in Houston, Austin, Dallas, Washington D.C., and Chicago.

Fortune 1000 company concentration varies widely by city, with some smaller cities hosting over ten times the per-capita firms of large cities like New York.

Cities around the world build tall skyscrapers influenced by population density, land constraints, and economic ambition.

Brooklyn is now the most bikeable large city, but many smaller cities are rapidly improving their cycling infrastructure.

Copenhagen is the world's most livable city according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index.

Seattle was voted as the most beautiful city in the U.S. on Reddit for its stunning scenery and outdoor activities.

Massachusetts cities rank highly in the 2025 U.S. News & World Report's list of best places to live.

The report considers multiple factors important to residents, such as education and healthcare.

London is ranked as a leading global city for business, education, and the arts according to Oxford Economics.

Young men consider 'manliness' a key factor when choosing where to live.

Cities like Charlotte and Nashville have been highlighted as favorable for young men.

Paris is now the top cycling-friendly city for children in Europe, leading over Amsterdam and Copenhagen.

Fishers, Indiana, is recognized as the safest and most affordable city for families in the U.S.

U.S. drivers average 43 hours in traffic yearly, costing $771 each; congestion is worst in the Northeast, notably in New York City.

Singapore is the cleanest city in the world, followed by Copenhagen and Prague.

Street cleanliness notably influences visitor experiences and perceptions.

Washington D.C. ranks as the top longevity hotspot in the U.S., emphasizing social engagement and healthy lifestyles among its residents.