$73,000 Per Square Meter. The fifth avenue is the most expensive street in Manhattan. If you are not rich, it's impossible to purchase a house over there. (Or even rent one for a while )
$73,000 Average per each square meter! That's pretty expensive isn't it? there are ONLY 15 houses in this street which curves throughout the island Kap Pera which located east to Niece.
$81,000 Average per square feet. There is an absolutely amazing view from each apartment on this street. It's a great place to visit during summer times as you can see, in the Winter it's cold & rainy.
Average cost of $89,000 USD for every Square Meter, This private street in the west of London, called "The Billionaires Row" save on it's values. there are many embassies buildings on this street as well.
The most expensive street in the entire world, Only the highest earners & Millionaires can afford living there, and even then, not all of them. 92,500$ for Average Square Meters.
All the economic indicators of the Big Island are currently in the red : negative growth, a low HDI , a low per capita GNI , a failed state and a crisis of confidence on the part of foreign investors from the takeover of the former mayor of the capital. The economic potential of Madagascar is ...
The two "firsts" in this ranking have in common a negative GDP growth these last years. Such as Angola, the country has suffered from the decline in oil prices. It is also the fifth most corrupt country in Africa. The great paradox is that Equatorial Guinea is one of the highest GDP per capita in ...
Angola the ex-Portuguese colony, which is part of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) since 2006, derives most of its income from oil. This sector contributes to effect 85% of GDP. But the growth rate of the country has fallen drastically, mainly because of lower oil ...
