The World's Most Expensive Streets 2005

1) 5th Avenue, New York (13,993 US$/sq m/year)
2) Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (11,653 US$/sq m/year)
3) Avenue des Champs Elysees, Paris (8,024 US$/sq m/year)
4) New Bond Street, London (6,753 US$/sq m/year)
5) Ginza, Tokyo (5,578 US$/sq m/year)
6) Grafton Street, Dublin (4,423 US$/sq m/year)
7) Pitt Street Mall, Sydney (3,807 US$/sq m/year)
8) Myeongdong, Seoul (3,764 US$/sq m/year)
9) KaufingerstraBe, Munich (3,632 US$/sq m/year)
10) Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich (3,513 US$/sq m/year)
11) Tverskaya, Moscow (3,400 US$/sq m/year)
12) Ermou, Athens (2,906 US$/sq m/year)
13) Preciados, Madrid (2,789 US$/sq m/year)
14) Orchard Road, Singapore (2,604 US$/sq m/year)
15) Via Montenapoleona, Milan (2,603 US$/sq m/year)
Source: Main Streets Across The World 2005 by Cushman & Wakefield