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Pros and Cons of living in big cities 
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Pros of Living in a Big City 
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Parking can be a Struggle 
The events of the past few years have left many of us reevaluating where and how 
we work and live. As you look for a change of scenery, you might be wondering if 
city or country/suburban life is right for you. We’ve already given you a few things 
to consider before moving to the country, so here are some pros and cons to keep 
in mind before packing up and heading to a big city. 
Pros of Living in a Big City 
There’s a reason big cities attract big populations. With endless activities, great 
food, and better jobs, it’s no surprise many people dream of making the move. 
Advantages of living in the city include: 
More Job Opportunities 
Large corporations tend to flock to cities, and one look at city skyscrapers will give 
you a good idea of what companies you can apply to. Whether you’re interested in 
the corporate world, retail, the medical field, or something in between, there’ll be 
no shortage of job openings. And many of these jobs come with higher salaries 
than you’ll find outside the city.
Tons of Entertainment and Dining Options 
City life is bustling, and you will always find things to do. From Instagram-worthy 
brunch spots to cozy local cafes to vibrant nightclubs, there are options that fit 
every lifestyle and mood.
Better Access to Public Transportation
In many cities, you can easily get around thanks to public transit. Buses, subways, 
trams, and even rentable electric scooters and bikes make transportation a breeze 
— all without the need for a car.
Walkability
Don’t feel like riding the bus? When you live closer to the heart of the city, you 
can often find most things you need within walking distance, whether it’s a little 
bodega for groceries around the corner or a hip restaurant for dinner a few blocks 
away.
Cons of Living in a Big City 
While city life has a ton to offer, it can also come with drawbacks, especially if 
you’re used to a more rural environment. Disadvantages of living in the city 
include: 
More People 
Cities attract a lot of people, which can definitely be a con if you like personal 
space. Sidewalks, grocery stores, bars, and other public places are more crowded in 

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the city than they are in the country. Plus, to fit more people in, apartments and 
residential spaces might be smaller than you’d like. 
Higher Cost of Living 
With more people concentrated in a city, the cost of living tends to be a lot higher 
than in the suburbs or rural areas. You might find more job opportunities with 
higher salaries in the city, but you also have to think about the larger price tag on 
rent, groceries, and other necessities. 
Noise
Because cities have so much going on, they tend to be noisy. You have to worry 
about the noise from traffic, police sirens, large groups of people walking down the 
street, nearby concerts, trains, and planes. If you enjoy your peace and quiet, city 
life might not be for you.
Parking Can Be a Struggle
Depending on where you live in the city, you might not have all the same benefits 
of living in a downtown apartment. You may not be able to walk everywhere and 
your public transportation options could be limited, which can cause you to rely on 
a car. Unfortunately, many cities don’t have great parking, leaving you circling the 
block a few dozen times for an open spot or paying an arm and a leg to park in a 
garage. 
City vs. Suburb: Which Is Right for You? 
When considering the differences between city vs. country living, the only person 
who knows which one is better is
 you
. Maybe the pros of city life outweigh the 
cons for you or vice versa. Whether you choose to make the move to a major 
metropolis or are looking to slink out to the suburbs, CORT is here to help.
Customize a furniture rental package online or at a CORT showroom near you 
that suits your space and style. How CORT Furniture Rental works: you pick the 
subscription package, we deliver and set up your furniture, and we pack it up when 
you no longer need it! Make moving day and every day after simple by renting 
furniture with CORT.
City life is a highly desirable lifestyle for many people. Everyone wants to have a 
dream job that pays well and provides the stability they have always been looking 
for. For some people, this means moving to a big city. However, for many people, 
the idea of moving to either of these larger cities is very frightening. 
In this article, we’re going to cover how living in the city can be better accessible 
for your health, for your career prospects, and even for you. If you want to live in 
the city, this article is the best for you because it covers all the advantages and 
disadvantages of city life. 

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