Whether they boast a stellar view, excellent weather, or proximity to top shopping and dining, for years certain streets around the world have consistently attracted the globe's wealthiest people.
As part of their recent Billionaire Census, international wealth intelligence firm Wealth-X evaluated average property prices to find the most expensive streets in the world.
According to their census, the world's billionaires hold an average of $78 million worth of real estate. Keep reading to see the streets they choose to call home.
#10 Avenue Montaigne, Paris
This upscale street in the Champs-Elysees quarter is considered one of the world's top avenues for high fashion — Harry Winston, Christian Dior, and Salvatore Ferragamo all have locations here —but it's also one of the most exclusive residential neighborhoods on the globe.
Average price per square meter: $26,000
Who lives here: Marlene Dietrich (before her death in 1992), Canadian Embassy
Source: Billionaire and Wealth-X
#9 Fifth Avenue, New York
Fifth Avenue, especially the homes that front Central Park between 59th and 96th Streets, has long been a destination for the rich and famous. It's also home to every designer boutique imaginable and the Empire State Building, the Rockefeller Center, and, of course, the Saks Fifth Avenue flagship.
Average price per square meter: $28,000
Who lives here: Bill Murray, Tom Brokaw
Source: Billionaire and Wealth-X
#8 Ostozhenka, Moscow
This street in downtown Moscow is at the center of Russian history, dining, and luxury living. A five-level apartment on Ostozhenka Street once sold for $48 million, the most expensive exchange on this trendy avenue.
Average price per square meter: $29,000
Who lives here: Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov
Source: Billionaire and Wealth-X
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