Three Cities In Canada On The List Of Ideal Cities To Live In
Some of us might not know this, but Canada happens to be the country which has three of most liveable cities in the world. Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver have made the list amongst the most liveable cities in the world, and they aren’t far from other cities in the top.
The list was compiled after the Economist Intelligence Unit’s table did an assessment looking at certain factors such as the crime rate, availability of educational facilities, culture, and environment, healthcare and infrastructure in 140 cities all over the world.
The city of Melbourne in Australia topped the list with the highest rating of 97.5 out of 100, with Vienna in second place at 97.4 then Vancouver (97.3), Toronto (96.6) and Calgary (96.6) following behind respectively, making them part of the top five cities. They also happened to be the only cities in The Americas to be part of the top 10 cities.
Although there is not any specifically ranking of the real estate market on the list, however, the availability of houses is included in the infrastructure score, which might be the reason why Toronto and Vancouver came out with the least total amongst the top 10 cities.
Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary? Calgary real estate is down 20% for past 20 months. Vancouver real estate is in vertical dive as we speak and Toronto? Canadian job market lost 71,000 full time jobs in past 2 months replaced with 40,000 part time with no pensions and benefits whatsoever. National deficit, or import versus export is $15 Billion in hole annually. That’s when we need to import in $15 Billion more than we are capable to produce for export. All these cities will become best to live in once fundamentals in real estate will correlate with incomes. Until then you can live your crime free life but all because of chasing your next month mortgage payment since outside of house and work you have no real life to refer to. Most livable! . . . . what a joke.