Luxury residential property prices in Dubai are 10 times cheaper than the world’s most expensive city, it has been revealed.
The Prime International Residential Index (PIRI 100), part of Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2020, showed that for $1 million investors can snap up 154 sq m of prime real estate in Dubai where values fell by 0.7 percent last year.
By comparison, a list of the world’s most expensive cities was topped by Monaco where the same price tag will only buy you 16.4 sq m, followed by Hong Kong (21.3 sq m) and London (30.4 sq m).
Kate Everett-Allen, head of international residential research at Knight Frank, said: “Monaco continues to be the most expensive city in which to buy luxury residential property.
“$1m buys just 16.4 square metres of accommodation here – the equivalent of a bedroom. This is followed by Hong Kong and London. New York slipped to fourth place in 2019 although the gap between London and New York is small with currency shifts also proving influential.”
How many square metres of prime property does $1m buy in key cities?
Monaco 16.4Hong Kong 21.3London 30.4New York 32.2Singapore 35.5Geneva 37.5Los Angeles 39.0Paris 44.6Sydney 50.4Shanghai 58.2Tokyo 64.7Beijing 67.9Berlin 77.5Miami 89.7Melbourne 95.6Mumbai 102.2Istanbul 115.1Dubai 154.7Cape Town 174.3Sao Paulo 202.3