1. Los Angeles, California
A wide range of amenities are available, and the weather is pleasant all year round in the City of Angels. However, the second-largest city in America is also one of the priciest. The average cost of living is roughly $66,636.20 per year, while the median list price for a property is $982,256.73.
If these don’t scare you, well, the skyrocketing inflation should, since according to experts, by the end of 2025, Los Angeles will be one of the most expensive US cities.
Los Angeles also has a high prevalence of crime and violence, wildfires are becoming more frequent, and you may find homeless people in practically every area.
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