HEALTH, SAFETY & SECURITY

• Hospitals and health employment
• Health system performance
• End-of-life care
• Crime
• Political Environment

SUSTAINABILITY

• Natural disaster risk
• Recycled waste
• Air pollution
• Publis park space

LIVEABILITY

• Cultural vibrancy
• Quality of living
• Working age population
• Traffic congestion
• Ease commute
• Relocation attractiveness

ECONOMIC CLOUT

• Number of global 500 headquarters
• Financial and business services empoyment
• Rate of real growth GDP

So with all that taken into account here are the world’s top 30 cities:

• 1) London
• 2) New York
• 3) Singapore
• 4) Toronto
• 5) San Francisco
• 6) Paris
• 7) Stockholm
• 8) Hong Kong
• 9) Sydney
• 10) Chicago
• 11) Berlin
• 12) Los Angeles
• 13) Tokyo
• 14) Seoul
• 15) Madrid
• 16) Dubai
• 17) Kuala Lumpur
• 18) Milan
• 19) Beijing
• 20) Shanghai
• 21) Moscow
• 22) Mexico City
• 23) Johannesburg
• 24) Buenos Aires
• 25) Istanbul
• 26) Sao Paulo
• 27) Rio de Janeiro
• 28) Mumbai
• 29) Jakarta
• 30) Nairobi

Let us know at Kings Tutors what you think to London being the ‘best city in the world’.