When it comes to millennials, they’re different from other generations. In other words, they’re not interested in living the suburban life. At the same time, city life is expensive, leaving many millennials broke without anything to fall back on. But this generation is more nomadic than any other, and they’re willing to move to improve their lives and possibly save some money in the bank. Here are the top seven cities for broke millennials to live in.
Occitanie, France
The south of France is divided into two, with Provence being the most expensive. However, there’s also Occitaine, a village that’ll give you “Beauty and the Beast” vibes. Their properties are incredibly inexpensive, and for millennials who are working online, it’s the perfect location.
Valletta, Malta
The nation of Malta consists of three islands and a population just over 400,000 people. The best part is that English is universally spoken there, so you don’t need to learn a new language. It’s safe, it’s economically and politically stable, and is considered one of the best places to move to in Europe.
Cascais, Portugal
A coastal city, Cascais is 40-minutes away from Lisbon’s city center and give millennials the best of both worlds. You get a little bit of the city life, mixed with an easy-going beach town mentality. In other words, a blend of the best. No car is needed as everything is in walking distance. Though the cost of Cascais is higher than in other areas in Portugal, you have a better living standard.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
For millennials trying to find a financially stable job, Dubai is a great place to start. The city is booming with employment opportunities ranging from IT, healthcare, hospitality, administration, and management to sales and marketing. In other words, it’s impossible not to find a job in Dubai. Though the city is known for being flashy, you can find cheap rent in Dubai.
Berlin, Germany
Millennials don’t mind working just as long as they’re able to play as well. Berlin is not only affordable with the cheapest rent in Europe, but the city is well-known for its nightlife. For millennials looking for LGBT-friendly city, look no further. Berlin has been ranked number 3 for its open LGBT community.
Mumbai, India
For millennials looking to experience a completely different culture, then Mumbai is another millennial-friendly city. Mumbai is one of India’s modern and developed city, bringing in millennials who are looking for an alternative place to live. Not only does the city offer cheap public transportation, but it’s also safe.
Vienna, Austria
Who knew that Austria would be millennial-friendly? But it’s true. With cheap rent, cost of transportation, and monthly income, Vienna is one of the most affordable cities for millennials. Plus, it’s well-connected to other countries via train, plane, and bus. So, for millennials looking to explore Europe, Vienna is a great place to set up a base.
Being millennial isn’t easy. But it doesn’t mean they’re stuck. Around the world there are affordable cities for millennials to live in; if they’re willing to make a move.
