In some parts of the world, paying rent on a one-bedroom apartment feels less like covering housing and more like taking on a mortgage, or even two. Add in high healthcare costs and steep day-to-day expenses, and you can see why some international cities rank among the most expensive places to live.
For Americans exploring options overseas, these cities show just how far a monthly budget can stretch in some of the world’s most prestigious locations. Here are four cities where monthly rents are over $3,000, according to the Global Property Guide.
