Score, rank, and tell the truth about every place worth living. No tourism boards. No sponsored placements. Just numbers and the editors who interpret them.
Twelve cities, freshly scored on the everycity index. Each one carries cost, safety, and weather data, plus an editor's verdict on who should move and who shouldn't.
Side by side, with a verdict at the end. The seven comparisons that came off the desk most recently. No both sides shrug; we pick a winner.
City profiles, head to head comparisons, ranked lists, and the journal. Every page numbers led, every claim sourced.
Three thousand to five thousand words on each city. Cost, safety, weather, jobs, schools, transport, healthcare, the verdict. Thirty live, four thousand nine hundred and seventy more in the queue.
Two cities, twelve cost items, eight categories, one verdict. Useful when you have it narrowed down to a shortlist. Thirty live, four thousand nine hundred and seventy on the build queue.
Cheapest, safest, sunniest, fastest internet, lowest tax, easiest visa. Fifty category rankings, each transparent on methodology. Coming through the build queue this quarter.
The everycity index is a weighted average of six components, refreshed quarterly. Sources are public, the weights are published, and the math is replicable.
Median monthly spend for a single resident. Rent, groceries, transport, utilities. Sourced from local rental indexes and grocery surveys.
Crime stats from national police data, weighted by violent and property categories. Cross referenced with expat survey data and recent reporting.
Annual average comfort score across temperature, humidity, sunshine hours, air quality. Penalties for extreme heat days above 35°C.
After tax median salary for the top three local industries, expressed in purchasing power parity dollars. Local salary data, public tax tables.
Internet speed, transit coverage, walkability, healthcare quality, school rankings. Composite from Speedtest, OECD, and regional health authorities.
The piece data cannot capture. Cultural depth, social fabric, freedom of speech, governance trust. Decided by the editorial board and disclosed.
No tourism boards, no chambers of commerce, no relocation services, no sponsored placement, no paid links. Affiliate revenue from currency transfers, insurance, and short term rentals is disclosed at the bottom of every page that includes it.
If a city pays to be featured, it isn't featured. If a verdict reads like a brochure, it gets sent back. The editorial line is simple: lead with the number, follow with the why, end with a verdict.