The ranking compiled by Cushman & Wakefield compiles the most expensive streets in the world... They are ranked according to the cost of renting one square meter of area.
In 2014, one of the streets of Moscow, Stoleshnikov Lane, entered the top ten, and the leader, Fifth Avenue, has remained unchanged for several years in a row. For clarity, a small room of 40 square meters can be rented at a monthly price of 900 thousand to 6 million rubles.
10. Stoleshnikov lane, Moscow
In last year's rating, the lane took 12th place, in the current one it entered the Top 10. Renting a square meter here costs 4,500 euros per year. Naturally, with such a rental price, only fashionable shops and elite apartments are located in Stoleshnikovo.
9. Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich
Renting a square meter of premises here costs 7,500 euros per year. Bahnhofstrasse sells the world's best watches, as well as exclusive clothing from European designers.
8. Myeongdong, Seoul
The main shopping street in the Korean capital is famous for its mid to high-end shopping. At the same time, 7,900 euros will have to be paid for renting a square meter per year.
7. Ginza, Tokyo
In one of the most luxurious areas of the Japanese capital, there is a famous shopping center. Renting a square meter per year will cost 8,000 euros. And yet the street is full of shops, cafes, clubs and restaurants.
6. Via Montenapoleone, Milan
This street also occupied the sixth line in the final ranking of the most expensive streets last year. The cost of renting a square meter will be 8,500 euros per year. Milan's Haute Couture Week is held on Via Montenapoleone and houses the most expensive clothing and footwear stores in Italy.
5. Pitt Street Mall, Sydney
Over the past year, rental rates at Pitt Street Mall have grown by 25%, to 9,000 euros per year per square meter. Here is the main shopping area of Sydney with the famous Australian department stores David Jones, The Strand Arcade, Sky Garden.
4. New Bond Street, New York
On the street there are antique shops, expensive shops, jewelry boutiques. You have to pay for rent per square meter no less than 10 thousand euros per year.
3. Avenue des Champs-? Lys? Es, Paris
Champs Elysees round out the top three for the second year in a row. For a meter of rent on a central street in Paris, you have to pay 13,000 euros per year. And the price is quite affordable for eminent boutiques, expensive restaurants and entertainment centers.
2. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
A square meter on this busy street costs 24,000 euros per year. There are youth bars, trendy nightclubs, shopping centers of all kinds.
1. Upper 5th Avenue, New York
You can rent a square meter on Fifth Avenue for 30,000 euros per year. This is where Manhattan's most exclusive shops are located. The most expensive street in the world Is one of the few in the area that has never had a tram in history.