30 cities where everyone under 30 wants to live right now

[eatshitndie]

Where's Bangkok?

47. way ahead of sg.

 

[AntonKiasi]

KNN Amsterdam has public prostitute house and legalised weed. Of course no 1.

 

[rushifa666]

sinkieland only good for tax haven.

 

[yinyang]

18. Nantes, France

Cycling in Nantes, France.

 

[yinyang]

17. Rotterdam, Netherlands

The colorful ceiling of the Markthal in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

 

[yinyang]

Where's Bangkok?

Nowhere, as you probably overlooked that this list is ranked by the millennials.
You should know the demographics there (as you are the old Bangkok hand, no?)

 

[yinyang]

16. London, United Kingdom

Borough Market in London, United Kingdom.

 

[yinyang]

15. Montreal, Canada

The cobblestone streets of the old city of Montreal in Canada.

 

[yinyang]

14. The Hague, Netherlands

Tulips bloom in front of Binnenhof Dutch Parliament in The Hague, The Netherlands.

 

[yinyang]

No Auckland or Kiwi cities?

 

[eatshitndie]

No Auckland or Kiwi cities?

you forgot. no. 23 in previous page.

 

[Leongsam]

you forgot. no. 23 in previous page.

To be honest there is nothing nice about Auckland anymore. It has suffered from the chink and ah neh invasion over the last ten years and is now congested, dirty and riddled with shitholes.

 

[eatshitndie]

To be honest there is nothing nice about Auckland anymore. It has suffered from the chink and ah neh invasion over the last ten years and is now congested, dirty and riddled with shitholes.

i sympathize with you.

http://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2017/07/nearly-24-000-homeless-in-auckland.html

More than 23,000 people are now homeless in Auckland, 3000 more than there were four years ago, according to an Auckland Council estimate.

The council's homelessness policy project, which is aiming to identify the scale of the problem and what can be done, puts the city's homeless number at 23,409, or nearly the population of Blenheim.

The number includes those sleeping rough or in cars, in emergency housing, couch surfing or living in garages.

It was estimated 20,296 were homeless at the 2013 census, when the mean rent was $468 a week. It has since risen to $544.

http://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2017/07/nz-s-homelessness-the-worst-in-oecd-by-far.html

New Zealand has the worst homelessness in the OECD, new figures show.

YaleGlobal Online, a magazine published by the prestigious US university, says "more than 40,000 people live on the streets or in emergency housing or substandard shelters" - almost 1 percent of the entire population, citing OECD statistics.

Per capita it's well ahead of second-placed Czech Republic, and close to double the rate in Australia, which placed third.

"Homelessness is often considered embarrassing, a taboo subject, and governments tend to understate the problem," writes Joseph Chamie, former director of the United Nations Population Division.

While homelessness is usually higher in developing countries and failed states such as Somalia, South Sudan and Syria, Mr Chamie says there are still hundreds of thousands going without in the world's most stable and wealthiest countries.

 

[Leongsam]

These half naked fat lumps of turd are all NZ has to offer the rest of the world. They require extra large shitholes because of the large volume of crap they produce on a daily basis.

 

[eatshitndie]

These half naked fat lumps of turd are all NZ has to offer the rest of the world. They require extra large shitholes because of the large volume of crap they produce on a daily basis.

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same with illegals who crash the border into california. they sneak in impoverished and hungry, and they stay around getting fat and pooping loads of crap.

 

[red amoeba]

Where is Pyongyang ?

 

[rectmobile]

Nowhere, as you probably overlooked that this list is ranked by the millennials.
You should know the demographics there (as you are the old Bangkok hand, no?)

Personally, i prefer Japan and Australia. However, i am stuck in Bangkok so i hope more millennials will be in Bangkok. There are many work cafes springing up in cities of Thailand which means more millennials are here in increasing numbers. Maybe more for long stay travel rather than staying permanently.

By the way, why a mid life crisis, out of date old fart like you care so much about millennials. Oh.. i am answering my own question. Mid life crisis, that's why.

 

[yinyang]

....am stuck in Bangkok so i hope more millennials will be in Bangkok. There are many work cafes springing up in cities of Thailand which means more millennials are here in increasing numbers.
By the way, why a mid life crisis, out of date old fart like you care so much about millennials. Oh.. i am answering my own question. Mid life crisis, that's why.

This is an open forum, and not that everybody agrees to thread's survey/list. But why your personal attack here? Seems you got a similar problem with others in other threads, criticising them as wearing diapers etc.

Still trying to get out of puberty? Last time you checked your junior, got any pubic hair sprouting or still bald? :oops:

 

[chonburifc]

Personally, i prefer Japan and Australia. However, i am stuck in Bangkok so i hope more millennials will be in Bangkok. There are many work cafes springing up in cities of Thailand which means more millennials are here in increasing numbers. Maybe more for long stay travel rather than staying permanently.

By the way, why a mid life crisis, out of date old fart like you care so much about millennials. Oh.. i am answering my own question. Mid life crisis, that's why.

For tonychat, Choa Chu Kang is the best.

 

[Leongsam]

For tonychat, Choa Chu Kang is the best.

I prefer Toa Payoh that's why I rent a room there.