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Real Estate around the World, Cost per Square Foot

Listen to Jeannett Slesnick and Ginger Jochem on the Coral Gables Real Estate Today Radio Show on 880 AM The Biz every Wednesday from 1 to 1:30 p.m. This past week, Jeannett and Ginger gave a glimpse of the cost of real estate around the world. The price per square foot in some of the world’s biggest cities will amaze you. See how Miami compares below…

LOWEST WORLDWIDE
Santiago, CHILE $160/sq.ft.

LOWEST USA
Houston, TX $54/sq.ft.

MEDIAN WORLDWIDE
Athens, GREECE $890/sq.ft.

MEDIAN USA
Chicago, IL $158/sq.ft.
(Miami, FL ranks nearby at $178/sq.ft. Coral Gables’ price per square foot is $371)

HIGHEST WORLDWIDE
Paris, FRANCE $3,287/sq.ft.

HIGHEST USA
New York, NY $1,068/sq.ft.

Prices in U.S. Dollars. Figures based on 2011 MLX data and Credit Sesame Blog.

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This past week, Jeannette and Ginger gave insight into the costs of real estate worldwide.

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