A study by vidaXL
The study was conducted by the online shopping platform vidaXL, which analyzed 20 major French cities to determine which one offers the best conditions for young adults to settle in. The ranking is based on 11 indicators, chosen for their relevance in evaluating quality of life: percentage of young people in the population, sunshine, green spaces, crime rate, light pollution, noise, average salaries, cost of living, density of restaurants, Wi-Fi speed, and online interest measured through Internet searches.
Bordeaux checks all the boxes
In this analysis, Bordeaux shines. With a growing young population, the city offers a living environment that combines safety, accessibility, and connectivity. The 2,040 hours of sunshine each year adds to its charm.a daily life focused on the outside, in a city where green spaces abound and the proximity to the ocean and the mountains complete the picture.
On the financial side, Bordeaux boasts competitive salaries and a cost of living that is more moderate than in other big cities like Paris or Lyon. The exceptional density of restaurants (1,003 for every 100,000 inhabitants) and excellent internet connectivity reinforce the idea of a city designed for young generations who are active, mobile, and connected.
A living heritage, an economy focused on the future
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site for its 18th-century architecture, Bordeaux doesn’t dwell in the past. The city is home to nearly 77,000 businesses spread across 28 municipalities in the metropolitan area. It shines in various sectors.innovative sectors: digital, green technologies, aeronautics. Its development strategy is based on economic attractiveness, ecological transition, and the creation of skilled jobs.
This dynamism attracts both entrepreneurs and foreign investors, charmed by a human-sized metropolis that is ambitious and full of life.
