It’s no secret Metro Denver has long been one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions for decades, and with a steady job market and one of the busiest airports in the world, it’s also no surprise the Mile High City was recently ranked as one of the world’s best cities to live, work and visit in 2025, according to Resonance Consultancy’s annual ranking.
“The world’s great urban centers are the engines of their nations and, increasingly, the global economy,” Resonance, a real estate and tourism consultancy firm, said. “They are the pistons driving the places where people choose to live, work and travel – magnetizing talent, capital and culture.”
The report ranks the 100 best cities in the world out of more than 270 worldwide based on principles of “Livability, Lovability, and Prosperity,” looking at things like parks and open spaces, job market and economic development and cultural attractions.
From London to Doha, Qatar, the ranking picks the top cities in the world, and Denver was among them, coming in at No. 84.