Best uk city for young adults
Choosing somewhere to live as a young adult is a big decision, with factors such as affordability, wellbeing and nightlife often being among priorities for those looking to move. But which cities can offer the most for young adults?
To find out, we've evaluated the UK's most populated towns and cities based on some of the elements that are most important to young adults.
The UK’s youngest city
Manchester came out on top for the percentage of young adults making up the population, at 38.57%.
1 of 6...The cheapest regional rent
Newcastle upon Tyne, in the North East, had the lowest average rent of all the cities we studied.
2 of 6...The UK's best paid city
Workers in London can earn a pretty penny. In fact, as the UK’s best-paid city, the average full-time worker in the capital can earn £47,089 a year.
3 of 6...The UK’s region of wellness
The east of England was the highest scoring region in a survey into mental wellbeing, with average scores hitting 25.5/35.
4 of 6...The most connected city
In a recent Ofcom study, Reading came out on top with the highest percentage of 4G coverage in the city at 93.95%.
5 of 6...The UK’s choice night out
Plymouth came out on top of the nightlife venues, with a massive 27 venues per 10,000 young adults
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Methodology
Average rent per calendar month
RightmoveTaken from Rightmove’s recently released study into renting around the UK.
4G coverage %
OFCOMAn average of signal around buildings, outdoors, and on the roads within the city.
Nightlife venues per 10,000 young adults
TripadvisorUsing TripAdvisor we found how many nightlife venues there were per 10,000 young adults in each city.