Canada â¢ Alberta â¢ British Columbia â¢ Manitoba â¢ New Brunswick â¢ Newfoundland & Labrador â¢ Northwest Territories â¢ Nova Scotia â¢ Nunavut â¢ Ontario â¢ Prince Edward Island â¢ Quebec â¢ Saskatchewan â¢ Yukon.  2015 : Michael Cornelius : High Cotton Information.
1. New York City. The Big Apple is at the top of the list, coming in as the most expensive city in America. Monthly rent is $4,078 versus close second San Franciscoâs $3,769. One of the biggest differences between the two coastal cities is transportation; New York Cityâs being 45 percent more expensive.
With a cost of living index of 178.6, Brooklyn, New York, ranks as the second most expensive place to live in the U.S. The Council for Community and Economic Research has ranked the birthplace of Barbra Streisand as the second most expensive city in the U.S. every year since 2007.