The most expensive streets in the world
27.10.2011 7463

The most expensive streets in the world

The fastest growth in 2010 was in rental rates on the main shopping streets in Latin America and Southeast Asia. Russia, fortunately, did not make it into the top ten most expensive streets. These are the data of the company Cushman & Wakefield.

The most expensive shopping street in the world remains 5th Avenue in New York. She has held this title for 9 years in a row. The furthest street in Europe is London's New Bond Street. The most expensive street in Russia is Tverskaya.

Rental rates in developing countries have grown thanks to tourism and the arrival of international retailers in these countries. Rent on Brazilian Haddock Lobo in Sao Paulo has increased by 92% - this is the largest indicator in the world.

And the biggest drop in rates in the world was recorded in Bulgaria - rates fell on 50% on Alexander Batenberg Street in the city of Plovdiv and on Alexandrovska Street in Burgas.

The most expensive trade corridor in Russia is still Tverskaya Street in Moscow. She rose from the 16th place last year to the 15th with a rental rate of 2857,4 Euro per sq. m per year.

Denis Sokolov, Head of Research and Consulting at Cushman & Wakefield, explains: “The fact that even after the crisis Moscow streets not only remained among the most prestigious shopping corridors in the world, but also strengthened their position, suggests that Moscow is integrated into the global infrastructure and is an attractive market for trade business. "

Ten major shopping streets of the world 2010

2010 Rating

2009 Rating

Country

City

Street

Euro / sq. m per year

%

1

1

USA

New York

5 Avenue

16,257

+ 8.8

2

2

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Causeway Bay

14,620

+ 9.6

3

5

Japan

Tokyo

Ginza

7,711

+ 4.5

4

6

United Kingdom

London

New bond street

7,345

+ 19.4

5

3

France

Paris

Champs Elysees

6,965

-9.5

6

4

Italy

Milan

Via Montenapoleone

6,770

0

7

7

Switzerland

Zurich

Bahnhofstrasse

6,020

0

8

11

South
Korea

Seoul

Mayongdong

4,844

+ 17.8

9

10

Australia

Sydney

Pitt Street Mall

4,116

0

10

9

Germany

Munich

Kaufinger Strasse

3,704

+ 3.3



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