What are the most expensive cities to live in the UK? If you were to relocate to the United Kingdom today, in which city would you likely live or work? It all depends on your reason for moving. Regardless of your reason, you would be interested in knowing how expensive the cities that match your purpose are. But how do you know if a city is expensive or not? That’s not so easy to determine. Yet, there are certain areas of the UK where people fare much better, or worse. To determine this, you will have to consider basic costs such as rent, utility, transport, and general cost of living, in relation to average the average monthly salary. On that basis, here are the 10 most expensive UK cities.
10. Leicester, England
Leicester, the home of a popular EPL team is our starting point. It’s a unitary authority in the East Midlands of England. Lying on the River Soar, it’s situated northeast of Birmingham and west of Peterborough. The average monthly salary in this city with the second-largest economy in the East Midlands is £1,800.00. However, if you deduct the total cost of living of £789.23, you’ll be left with £1,010.77, which is not too bad. To rent a bedroom home in the inner city, you need an average of £583.33. The average utility is £151.90 while in this compact city, an average of £54.00 is enough for the transport pass. This gives you an idea of the cost of living here if you decide to live in a bigger house, drive your own car, and use more utility and other services not covered here.
9. Swansea, Wales
The next city is Swansea, the first Welsh city here. Located on the south coast of Wales, the coastal city is the second-largest city in the country, after Cardiff. It’s also the second-most expensive city in the region. The city of soccer, the university, and the castle is the principal area of the City and County of Swansea. Swansea’s average monthly salary of £1,499.00 is the lowest on this list. The average of £610.00 of this money will be spent on accommodation, £148.57 on utility which is fair, and £68.61 on transportation. All that added up to £827.18. And if taken away from the average salary, you will be left with a sum of £671.82 to care for other needs.
8. Sheffield, England
This city in South Yorkshire is the administrative center of its area. Located on the River Don with its 4 tributaries, the city is one of the most expensive cities in the United Kingdom. You are expected to spend as much as £852.48 in a month as the total cost of living. Breaking this down, a resident of this city will spend on average £633.33 on 1-bed accommodation in the inner city, £149.19 to pick up utility bills, and £65.00 on transport pass. When you take this away from £1,700.00, the average monthly income, you will be left with £847.52 to care for other things.
7. Liverpool, England
The famous city of Liverpool is expected to be found on lists like this. With all you have heard about this maritime city in northwest England, a metropolitan borough in Merseyside, the cost of living keeps pushing itself to skyrocket there. Though it has some of the UK’s highest paying industries, the average salary here is £1,641.61 because some people there are earning ridiculously low. Meanwhile, an average of £663.41 is being spent on accommodation while £151.03 is being spent on average on transportation £68.57. This brings the total cost of living to £883.01. Thus, a resident of Liverpool is left with some £758.60 every month.
6. Belfast, Northern Ireland
A city in Northern Ireland finds its way to the list of the most expensive cities in the UK. The city is none other than the capital city of Belfast, the birthplace of the ill-fated RMS Titanic, the largest city in its region and the second-largest in entire Ireland. In Belfast, you can earn as much as £1,744.30 on average. However, as expensive as it is, you’ll
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