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Well, great for wealth and business. Bad, bad for crime and security. Milan falls, and not a little, in the special ranking of quality of life that it draws up every year “Italy today“and the University”Wisdom“from Rome, this year in its 22nd edition. The podium is all the north: Pordenone is the Italian city where people live best, while Trento – who has exchanged places with Pordenone – sits on the second and third steps. and Vicenza Los The last three in the standings, confirming the general trend that “divides” Italy in two, are all from the south: Foggia last, Crotone penultimate and Agrigento third last.
All Milan rankings in 2020
To find Milan you have to go down to 45th place, 16 places less than last year. The city of the Madonnina also fights in the eternal duel with Rome, with the capital regaining so much ground: in 2019 the Lombard capital was 29 and the capital 76, in 2020 instead the eternal city is 50 and Milan only 5 positions higher.
It is Italia Oggi that offers an explanation for the collapse of Milan:
The Covid effect is not lacking. The provinces most affected by the first wave of the pandemic are, in fact, those that are losing the most positions in the general ranking.
Photo – The general classification
Quality of life ranking, where Milan smiles
In the ranking of “sectors”, however, Milan confirms its leadership in economic and financial terms. Milan is, in fact, the first for the number of new companies and innovative small and medium-sized companies and in the ranking of business and work associated with quality of life.
The city of Madonnina then dominates by the average disposable income, the average annual salary of the employees, the wealth per capita and the income of its citizens. The capital is also the first for the cost of housing: a “new apartment in the central area” costs at least 4,700 euros per square meter, a price that makes it the most expensive province.
Photo – The wealth ranking
However, not just money. Because Milan occupies second place in the ranking on the environment: with excellent performances in the presence of hybrid and electric cars – it is second – and in the supply of public transport, ranking in which it is in command.
Quality of life ranking, where Milan cries
However, there is a but. The big problem is the ranking of security and crime, which places the penultimate Milanese city, in 106th place, like last year, only ahead of Rimini. Basically, according to the ranking, Milan is the second most unsafe city in all of Italy.
And in fact, looking at the “sub-dimensions” -the most specific rankings, almost subgroups- the capital “wins” the last places in all or almost all rankings, an obvious sign of a generalized presence of crimes and complaints.
The city ranks 95th in crimes against the person, last in property crimes, and fourth in sexual violence. And again: the 94th province in Italy for drug-related crimes and the last, therefore, the capital that counts the most, for robberies and pickpockets. Milan ranks 97th in car thefts, third from last in extortion and second to last in robberies and computer scams.
Photo – The safety ranking
