International Rankings of Singapore - Cities

Cities

Singapore is a city-state.

  • Most livable cities —
    • Economist Intelligence Unit: World's Most Livable Cities survey 2011: Singapore is ranked 4th on the Economist Intelligence Unit's Asia Most Livable City survey
    • Singapore is ranked 1st in 201 on Gallup's Potential Net Migration Index.
    • Singapore is ranked No. 1 for Asian expatriates in 2010 on ECA International’s Location Ratings Survey.
    • Singapore is ranked the 15th most liveable city worldwide in the Monocle liveable city index.
  • FutureBrand: Country Brand Index 2009, ranked 13 out of 102 brands (ranked 4 in the Asia-Pacific region)
    • Best Country Brand – Conferences, ranked 3 out of 102 brands
    • Best Country Brand – Easiest to do Business in, ranked 1 out of 102 brands
    • Best Country Brand – Ideal for Business, ranked 2 out of 102 brands
    • Best Country Brand – Shopping, ranked 1 out of 102 brands
  • Most expensive cities —
    • Economist Intelligence Unit: Cost of Living Survey 2009, ranked 10 out of 140 cities in the world (ranked 3 in Asia)
    • ECA International: Cost of Living Survey (June 2011), ranked 36 out of more than 390 locations in the world (ranked 6th in Asia)
    • Mercer: Worldwide Cost of Living Survey 2011, ranked 8 out of 143 countries
    • Expatistan: Cost of life index for expats, June 2011, ranked 11 out of 137 cities
  • Population of urban area: Ranked 63 (2011)
  • Singapore ranked Asia’s top City of Opportunity and ninth amongst 26 cities worldwide by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

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