1. Monte Carlo 55207 USD/m² Monte Carlo is a city in the Principality of Monaco, located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in Europe, southeast of France, belongs to a very small country, the Principality of Monaco, the world called "the country of gambling", "pocket country", " small country of stamps". As one of the most densely populated countries in the world, Monaco has a population of 33,000 on a territory of only 1.95 square kilometers, which can be described as narrow and densely populated. The absence of personal income tax has attracted a significant number of wealthy tax-sheltered immigrants, mainly from other European countries, who earn most of their income through their businesses outside of Monaco, most of whom are businessmen. The people are very wealthy and the cost of living is very high, with housing prices among the highest of any city in the world.
2. London US$29,676/m² London is the political, economic, cultural and financial center of the United Kingdom and a world-renowned tourist destination, with a large number of attractions and museums. It has attracted nearly a tenth of the world's billionaires to settle in the city, and even property prices are climbing. London is known for its robustness and liquidity, with no restrictions on buying for either nationals or overseas investors, and the door is always open. in late 2015, Wang splashed out £80 million (about RMB 700 million) on a Victorian mansion at 15A Hinton Court Garden Street, one of London's richest. The villa, in addition to the £80 million purchase price, was also subject to a £9.5 million stamp duty on the purchase, the highest stamp duty in British history at the time.
3.Hong Kong 28,570 USD/m² Hong Kong, one of the special zones in China, has a land area of just over 1,100 square kilometers, which is as large as one-tenth of Tianjin. Hong Kong has a developed economy and a very large population of more than 7 million people. Hong Kong's population density is about more than 6,000 people per square kilometer, which has reached the top three in the world. The per capita living area in Hong Kong is only 16 square meters! But the price of Hong Kong has reached 320,000 square meters, an area of less than 5 square meters of a single room, the monthly rent is close to 5,000 Hong Kong dollars.
4.New York 17191 USD/m² New York is the largest economic center of the United States and one of the largest financial centers in the world. New York has always been known for its amazingly high housing prices, the most expensive luxury house in New York was sold for $100.5 million, with a housing area of 1014 square meters and a single square meter price of $680,000. New York's housing prices, the most expensive is not New York's Wall Street area and New York Queens, Cranlois area, but the Manhattan area, Manhattan's housing prices is the area of New York inches of gold, Manhattan's housing prices in the last decade, reached 50% increase in the case, Manhattan housing prices have increased greatly, so that the Manhattan area has become the most expensive there is the United States of America New York real estate representatives, Manhattan's properties are about Manhattan properties range from $5 million to $30 million. The average home price in Manhattan is $17,191 per square meter.
5. Tel Aviv 17,149 USD/m² Tel Aviv is the largest metropolitan area in Israel, the most densely populated zone in the country and the economic hub of Israel. Tel Aviv is considered to have emerged as a world-class city and is ranked as the most expensive large city in the Middle East to live in.
6. Tokyo US$16,322/m² Tokyo is the economic center of Japan, and the metropolitan area has a population of 37 million people, making it the largest metropolitan area in the world. A 50 square meter house in Tokyo costs about 30 million yen, so the price of a house in Tokyo is about 600,000 yen per square meter. This price can be quite high, so for those who want to purchase a house in Tokyo, they should be prepared to have enough money.
7. Paris 15,867 USD/m² According to the price trend published by the Paris Notary, the price of houses in Paris has been changing for more than 20 years, but it almost never falls, and this trend is especially obvious in recent years. One of the reasons why many people want to buy a house in Paris is because of the many incentives offered by the government, especially the attractive VAT-free purchase of a house and the reduction of income tax on rentals for tourist properties. With the influx of new immigrants to Paris, the average price of a home in Paris is $15,867 per square meter.
8. Moscow 14,714 USD/m² Moscow, with more than 800 years of history, is a world-famous ancient city. In Moscow, a flat with a kitchen bathroom (the average size is about 60 square meters), which in 1991 cost $5,000 in total, now costs $290,000. Back in late 2015, prices in central Moscow reached $10,000 per square meter, with the average price of high-end housing exceeding $20,000.
9.Vienna 14,333 USD/m² Vienna is the most populous city in Austria and in the 2017 census it already has more than 1.87 million people. If you want a great location and good housing quality (parquet floors, modern bathrooms, with large balconies or terraces, modern architecture), brand new apartments can cost up to 14,333 USD per m² on average in Vienna.
10. Geneva 14260 USD/m² Geneva, located in the southwest corner of Lake Geneva, is the second largest city of the Swiss Confederation and a world famous UN city. The average price of a house in Geneva is 10,891 Euros, which is equivalent to more than 80,000 RMB per square meter. To buy a detached house with a sea view next to Lake Geneva, it will cost more than 10 million RMB.
