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5. Shared Experience 
One thing that can be very comforting in a big city with millions of people of 
different backgrounds is that everyone is sharing the same experience of 
living in the city. Big cities are more welcoming than many people believe 
and if you go to the same places and do the same activities, you will quickly 
meet new people who have similar interests and likely came to live in the 
city for the same reasons as you. 
6. Free Activities 
While many activities are typically more expensive due to the higher 
overhead costs, there’s also many free things to do when they’re planned 
well. Everything including going to the park, window shopping, visiting 
museums during their free admission days, and enjoying the sites 
downtown are all free and you can spend all day staying busy. While you 
won’t be spending your money, you’ll definitely be spending your time at 
these gorgeous sites, making the most out of your city-living experience. 
7. Higher Salaries 
Despite the high costs of living in the city, employers are usually willing to 
pay more. This is why many suburbanites commute to the city to get the 
higher pay and still enjoy the economical housing costs. Specifically large 
corporations like Google, Amazon and McDonald’s who moved many of 
their corporate offices downtown are offering higher salaries with remote 
positions. So some employees many not have to face the commute 
everyday. 
8. More Job Opportunities 
With companies ruling the city skyscrapers, it’s pretty hard not to find a job, 
although it may be tough to find one that pays your elevated rent cost. But 
a city full of companies is a city full of career opportunities. Chances are 
you’ll find one you love. If you want to get into skilled work in technology, 
arts, entertainment, or business, these type of highly skilled jobs tend to 
concentrate in big cities. 
Statistics also show that people in larger cities also find better employment 
opportunities than those in the suburbs or smaller towns.