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 Got some euros burning a hole in your pocket? Or perhaps it's good ol'
American dollars? Whatever the case, there's no shortage of chic shopping
destinations offering the perfect opportunity to unload your cash or work
out your credit cards. Even if you don't know the difference between
prêt-a-porter and haute couture, or if you don't have the spending power of
the rich and famous, you'll find that the streets and districts listed below
offer some of the best people- and fashion-watching in the world. Take a
stroll or pull up a chair at an outdoor café and drink in the scene as the
world's fashionable splash their cash on the latest creations.
Kuala Lumpur 07/02/2010 |
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| Shenzhen is the new Hong Kong. What it lacks in the former British colony's cachet, the world's latest shopping hot spot makes up for in what you can get for your cold, hard cash. | |
 The New Yorker Fifth Avenue is the most expensive shopping street of
the world. Gross costs scarcely 1.14 million euro the annual rent for a 100
square meter large business on the most in demand section of the Fifth
Avenue close of the crossing with the 57. Road. On the list in each case the
most expensive road comes from a country.
At the fourth place is the Londoner new bond Street (472
euro). Place five occupies the Japanese capital Tokyo. The most
expensive detail trading class place is the Ginza with a gross
monthly rent of 457 euro per square meter. The
Likewise under the Top Ten rank the Pitt Street Mall in Sydney, the Myeongdong in Seoul and the Kaufingerstrasse in Munich. Delhi is the top gainer in 2006. “It concerns to the Top retailers in the best situations not so much around the conversion, but rather the contribution, which such a location can make for the increase of the market value”, Inga Schwarz from Cushman & Wakefield. Top gainer of the year is the Khan Market in Delhi, which shifted upward around 17 places on rank 24. Also the Rue Neuve (130 euro) in Brussels clearly improved, likewise around five places on rank 23 the Bulevardul Magheru (110 euro) in the Romanian capital Bucharest. It ranked meanwhile at place 30 and could make thereby six places good. |
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After the Fifth Avenue the Causeway Bay in Hong Kong follows,
where 795 euro must be paid monthly per square meter. The famous Avenue of
the Champs Elysées in the French capital Paris follows already
with a clear distance with the rent (565 euro). 
Grafton Street (375
euro) in Dublin follows. At the Bahnhofstrasse Zurich you will
have to pay 351' 600 euro for 100 square meters per year, as Cushman &
Wakefield communicated. Zurich lands on the seventh rank.