Where is the world's most expensive street?

Watchkeeper

Mayfair, in London, which costs £400 in Monopoly. http://www.jdawiseman.com/papers/trivia/monopoly-rents.html http://www.pubquizhelp.com/game/monopoly.html http://www.mayfair-london.co.uk/ May 08 09, 2:54 PM

daBomb619

Avenue Princess Grace in Monaco, which costs $17,750 per square foot. http://blogs.wsj.com/wealth/2008/08/05/the-10-most-expensive-streets-in-the-world/ May 08 09, 2:55 PM

demurechicky

It would appear to be 5th Avenue, New York. http://www.13above.com/2009/04/worlds-most-expensive-addresses.html May 08 09, 2:58 PM

Yankeesix

Boardwalk at $400. http://www.funtrivia.com/en/Hobbies/Monopoly-US-Version-15222.html May 08 09, 4:37 PM

zbeckabee

Avenue Princess Grace in Monaco ranked No. 1 in the survey with homes fetching an average of $17,750 a foot. “Properties on the avenue change hands for up to $41 million – and many of them are fairly modest four-bedroom apartments,” the report said. (Granted, you’re also paying for ocean views and Monte Carlo’s exceedingly amenable tax policies.) A pad on Hong Kong’s Severn Road will set you back about $11,200 a foot, earning it second place on the list. London's Kensington Palace Gardens, a.k.a “Billionaires Row,” came in fourth place with an average price of $7,196 a foot, followed by Paris’ Avenue Montaigne at $5,046. http://www.observer.com/2008/real-estate/fifth-avenue-3rd-most-expensive-street-world May 08 09, 4:44 PM

star_gazer

Fascination Street. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_nSETaWNzY May 08 09, 6:39 PM

scottietwenty3

Take for example Avenue Princess Grace in Monaco – the world’s most expensive street. Properties on the avenue change hands for up to $41m – and many of them are fairly modest four-bedroom apartments. This implies that top apartments sell for an eye-watering $190,000 per square metre. http://www.wealth-bulletin.com/home/content/2451423982 Below is 2nd most expensive to 5th. The world’s second-most expensive street is Severn Road, located on The Peak in Hong Kong, where the best properties with spectacular views of the city change hands for around $120,000 per square metre. Expect to pay around $80,000 per square metre if you want to live in the world’s third most expensive street – Fifth Avenue in New York City. Fourth place goes to Kensington Palace Gardens in London – often referred to as “Billionaires Row”. Houses on this street might sell for some of the highest prices in the world, but the more generous supply of space means you get more square metres for your money than in Monaco and Hong Kong. For a prime property in Kensington Palace Gardens you’re looking at $77,000 per square metre. Paris’ Avenue Montaigne, in the 8th arrondisement and near the Champs-Elysees, takes 5th place at $54,000 per square metre. May 08 09, 11:29 PM