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Americans are proud of their great cities, but only ONE American city ranked within the world's Top 30 most liveable cities for 2015. Given that Trump has strong support on this board and has been a successful property developer, should (or could) he address this issue from his experience? Correct me if I'm wrong, but he has also said that he wishes to improve America's infrastructure.
I decided to look as well after Honolulu made the list. Honolulu from what I understand has very high housing prices and not much in the way of jobs that pay well.
The criteria they use are "stability, healthcare, culture & environment, education, infrastructure". No explanation as to what each category entails.
Usually these "livable cities" lists come in with under the radar places like Pittsburgh, PA, Manchester, NH and Boise, ID.
"The most liveable places, notes the EIU, tend to be “mid-sized cities in wealthier countries with a relatively low population density”, which explains the low ranking of near-megacities like London and New York and goes some way to explaining Melbourne’s continued place in the sun
All are deserved except Brussels and Stockholm do NOT belong on that list. Stockholm is the rape capital of Europe and Brussels has ghettos so dangerous whites can not even enter them without being attacked or stabbed. Those are not "livable" cities they are snake pits. I'm surprised not to see Japan at the top of the list? and where's Seoul?
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