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The Most Expensive m² of Prime Property in the World

So, you've got a million dollars burning a hole in your pocket and you're looking to put a luxury roof over your head? This infographic, using data from Knight Frank, gives you an idea of where in the world you'll get the most square meters for your lavish outlay.

For those of us with enough funds to invest in luxury property, one of the first considerations will probably be where to buy. Location is everything, but as our infographic shows, it can have a huge effect on how much space you're able to afford.

Those determined on moving to Monaco will probably have to make some concessions. One million dollars will have you living in just 17 square meters. More spacious options would be Mumbai with 113, Cape Town with 218, or a truly roomy 231 in São Paulo.

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This infographic shows the number of square metres of prime property $1m will buy you in selected cities around the world.

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Size of luxury property that one million dollars could buy in selected cities worldwide in 2025 (in square meters)
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How many square meters of prime property does one million US dollars buy in Europe in 2025, by city
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Price per square meter in luxury apartments in Africa as of 2018 (in U.S. dollars per square meter)
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Average cost of prime real estate in Asia Pacific in 2019, by city (in 1,000 U.S. dollars per square meter)
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Average prices of ultra prime property in selected European locations as of January 2017 (euros per square foot)
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Average price per square foot in selected prime residential markets worldwide in 2018 (in U.S. dollars)

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