How many square metres of prime property $1 mn buys across the world

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Aug 20, 2017, 02:22 IST2 min

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Mumbai 99 sqm India’s financial capital, Mumbai is the 15th most expensive city in the list.

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Tokyo 90 sqm The capital of Japan and an ultra-modern city, Tokyo, is the 14th most expensive one on the list, where you can get 91 square metres of prime property for $1 million.

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Berlin 87 sqm You can get 87 square metres of prime property for $1 million in the capital of Germany.

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Miami79 sqm Miami, a major tourism hub in America, is the 12th most expensive city in this list.

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Los Angeles61 sqm Home of Hollywood, the cultural and financial centre of Southern California, Los Angeles is the 11th most expensive city for prime property, according to the Knight Frank report.

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Sydney 59 sqm Australia's largest city, Sydney, ranks at No 10, and you can get 59 square metres of prime property for $1 million.

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Beijing58 sqm China’s capital, Beijing, is the 9th most expensive city in this list where $1 million buys 58 square metres of prime property.

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Paris 55 sqm Paris offers 55 square metres of prime property for $1 million, which is significantly more than cities like New York and London, making it the 8th expensive city in the list.

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Shanghai46 sqm An important economy in Mainland China, Shanghai, is the 7th most expensive city where $1 million buys 46 square metres of prime property.

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Singapore 43 sqm One of the world's most important financial hubs, Singapore offers 43 square metres of prime property for $1 million.

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