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Show us your surface area

Property around the world continues to rise in value, albeit at some times it may satll for a few years.I have always beleived the key ingredent to rising prising is a rising population, required in order to create genuine demand and economic opportunity.Not surprising then to see some of the worlds most expensive property in the worlds biggest cities.Australia looks surprisingly good value in comparision.

Curious as to just how much real estate you could get for your dollar around the world? 

AnArchitecture, an Austrian-based but internationally-focused `blog' has published a graphic that shows how much space you can buy - in the best neighbourhood - in various cities around the world for 50,000 Euros (just under AU$84,000).

Of the cities surveyed, Dubai offers the most surface area for your cash with 59.8m2, while New York offers the least with 4.1m2. 

Tokyo is second in the stingy ranks with 6.7m2, with Sydney following in third offering 8.9m2. Shanghai, Berlin and Beijing offer between 20-30m2.

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