SINGAPORE (Reuters)-the most expensive city in Asia, Tokyo will remain, for example, a year earlier, while Singapore overtook established by the costliest place outside the territory of Japan, Hong Kong s.a.r., human resources, according to a survey by Mercer Consulting.
Tokyo most expensive, secondly, to maintain their position as the city in the world, for example, in Angola, Luanda, established years earlier, which supplement the list row after the second year.
Osaka in Western Japan, was the next most expensive city in Asia, the world's sixth ranked followed by Singapore, the world number eight and number nine in Hong Kong.
"In Most Asian cities has been moved up to rank as the availability of accommodation is limited and the expatriate, the need is great," Mercer Nathalie Constantin-Metral, senior researcher, said in a statement.
However, the increase in the cost of living in the most radioactive due to the rise of the United States was deemed to be Australia against the dollar, said Mercer Aussie 2011 report on cost of living.
Sydney rose to 10 seats, while the investment of 14 Melbourne jumped to 21 last year at its 33rd position.
London fell to the 18th century to the 17th, even though New York moves close to 27.
Mercer, a summary of the report, which is monitored by many multinational companies is available in documents: www.mercer.com/costoflivingpr#City_rankings
(Reports, Kevin Lim; Editing By Yoko Nishikawa)
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