Dublin has shot up to the top 50 in a global ranking that examines the costliest cities for foreign workers, reports Breaking News.
In Mercer’s 2024 cost-of-living city ranking, the city has risen ten spots from the previous year to take the 41st spot, surpassing cities like Milan, Rome, and Madrid.
According to the people who created the list, Dublin rose up the list as a result of elements including rental pricing and the overall cost of living, reports Breaking News.
However, according to Danny Mansergh, head of career advice at Mercer, living expenses in Dublin held steady throughout the year, despite the city’s rise in the rankings.
“As inflation pressures have eased, increases in the cost of expatriate rental accommodation, as well as goods and services, were relatively low in Dublin and in line with western Europe,” he said. “Dublin remains an attractive location for expatriates when they elect to go on assignment,” reports Breaking News.
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