These are the 10 most expensive cities in the world, where living is not a matter of everyone

Monaco is the most expensive city in the world. To buy a luxury house here, an average of US $ 38,800 (about Rs 32 lakh) per square meter has to be spent. Despite being a small country, there is a lot of rich people and due to limited space, the prices of property are continuously increasing.

New York City is the second most expensive city in the world. The prime property here is priced at US $ 27,500 per square meter. Due to business, fashion and lifestyle hub here, the demand for real estate is always high.

Hong Kong is also in the list of expensive cities of the world. On an average, US $ 26,300 per square meter has to be repaid to buy a house here. Actually, there is a shortage of land here and the demand is very high, that is why the property here is very expensive.

London, the capital of Britain, is also at number four in this list. The average price of luxury property here is US $ 24,000 per square meter. The reason for the popularity of London is the magnificent business atmosphere, well -known school and fantastic lifestyle.

French Riviera’s St.-Naje-CAP-P-Pharat city is known for beautiful luxury life. The price of purchasing property here is around Rs 21,200 per square meter. Here very rich people from all over the world like to build houses.

Paris, the capital of France, is at number six in this list. Staying here is a very expensive deal because the prices of luxury real estate are increasing continuously. Paris’s name is famous worldwide due to fashion and food.

Jurich of Switzerland comes at number seven. The lifestyle here is also very high. Strong Swiss francs and high wages are very expensive.

The city of Switzerland is Geneva and it is the eighth most expensive city in the world. Here too, property prices are very high because the cost of wages and living is high.

Basel city of Switzerland is also included in this list. It is also very expensive to live life here, due to which the prices of real estate are high.

Burn, the capital of Switzerland, is ranked tenth in this list. Staying here is also very expensive, because everyone’s prices from normal expenses to luxury real estate are very high.