What is the most prestigious location to live in your country?
In the Netherlands it's the canalbelt of Amsterdam (grachtengordel). 130m2 houses go for about €1.000.000 there.
It is also very important if you have a serious law or marketing firm to have an office there. Without a canaloffice you might as well set up shop in a mall.
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>130m2 houses go for about €1.000.000 there.
>most prestigous
Far that money you get a 6th floor 80m2 commie block flat 3km away from the city center of Zurich.
Split between multiple areas in multiple cities really.
>What is the most prestigious location to live in your country?
Abroad
Some millions of euros one-room apartment in the Hanseatic Tallinn Old Town.
desu the centre of Zurich is quite small for a city of it's status. Must be awful for a bank to set up shop there.
The Hamptons or Marthas Vineyard.
Behold the power of Russian oligarchs and oil sheiks
Dedinje and downtown Belgrade I guess
inner east of melbourne and sydney's eastern beaches
Is that worth more than 5th Ave apartments?
We have a hampton of our own but it's seen as more accessible than these Amsterdam canal houses.
>centralized countries
wew
London is really unlucky.
Moscow city is one of them
Flats range from 500 thousands to 3.000.000$
meh we have shit like Grünwald too where only rich people live
I don't know about value, you asked for prestigious.
You're right.
I would say Djursholm in Stockholm. Never been there myself, I don't think poor people are allowed.
Everyone who is rich here leaves the country
Either Caesarea (rich boomers), center/north of Tel-Aviv (businessmen and cosmopolitan faggots), or the Emek Refaim area in Jerusalem (rich religious/traditionalists, rich foreigners)
pic related a house some American family built in Jerusalem lately
To where?
USA, Switzerland, Luxembourg, ...
At least ours go everywhere that isn't nearby. Canada, USA or Dutch antilles.
Is it because of taxes, or do they just think they'll have a better quality of life in other places?
So not worth shit?
I don't it has to do with most taxes since all their assets are still in the Netherlands. They just think they're too good to live here.
Hout baai or kamps baai cape town
Or sandton joburg
~$9tn in 2015. No wonder people literally pay to live in boxes inside other peoples houses. Shit is mad. Can't wait for jezza to expropriate them all
>They just think they're too good to live here.
This. Most just don't want to live with the plebs and go to richfag places instead
El olivar. Its a neighbourhood built around some olives trees that are like 500 years old. There may be richer parts in lima if you thing about having really big houses with pools and stuff, but El Olivar and the part of lima it belongs to(San Isidro) are related to the intellectual elite and the aristocracy, Mostly if you have a house and not a flat. In other words, san Isidro represents the “old money”.
Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich.
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The slopes of Vodno mountain in skopje, it's richfag houses but counted under central urban administration
1M euros for a plot of 1000m2. A lot of embassies too
No one lives there, we are talking residential areas. Also, plebs present, better don't talk about Switzerland altogether.
>grachtengordel
>prestigious
For lefty art cucks maybe. Old money lives in Wassenaar, Laren, etc
The average house price in Chelsea is £1.98 million pounds so I'd say probably there (considering this includes flats)
In terms of price it's certainly Paris, an appartment next to Notre Dame must be insanely expensive.
In terms of prestige, all the meme touristic places, Mont Saint Michel, Saint Tropez etc...
Oh ok sorry. Then Idk maybe Geneva
Why would you want to live in those tourist places that serve no real purpose other than tourism?
Frogner or Aker in Oslo. Aker is more business, Frogner is just your typical old school snob area.
"prestige"... A lot of celebs want their luxury house in Saint Tropez, just to be seen there.
frederiksberg, hellerup, charlottenlund
The Saint-Tropez - Cannes - Nice corridor always seems like an awful place to live to me.
Used to be Barcelona, but now everyone knows its just a tourist city where everyone wears flip-flops so Madrid.
living in le mont saint michel would be really cool
NYC for value/square meter
San Francisco for just utterly ridiculous.
Surprised you guys kept the same Caesarea
*Name
some towns use old names in english, kikes call it Kaysirya or something like that
Yes, but Keysaria means the same, Keysar is just how we say Caesar.
I was told the Jews hated Romans and in particular the ancient city of Caesarea
>pic related a house some American family built in Jerusalem lately
is it an (((American))) family?
Not really. We appreciate the Roman heritage of this country.
Of course.
the Rózsadomb, a neighbourhood in the hills of Budapest, with an average square meter price of 4,500 euros
nah
Must be the diaspora Jews then
Depends what you are, especially if you live in Paris. I'd say the first quarters of Paris (1st-7th), places like the île Saint Louis and maybe 16th because people say it's for rich guys.
Some small towns and villages have a reputation in this regard (think mougins or cannes, le touquet) but the reality is much different.
Otherwise Monaco/Luxemburg.
I have honestly never seen a Jew hating Rome. Our conflict is so far back in history that there's not many feelings attached to it. But maybe some guy does, idk.
In Hamburg people pay for a mailbox in Pöseldorf, the Milchstraße etc.
The Elbchaussee is quite prestigious, houses there are often dozens of millions worth. Blankenese has a reputation but it's not really justified.
I used to live in Rotherbaum and people would always ask how I was able to afford it. In reality most apartments were very big but the price per square meter was reasonable.
some lavish neighborhoods in Warsaw
Zurich and Geneva lakeside in general. Places like Cologny, etc.
Helsinki downtown in general. No clue how people can afford to buy apartment there. Median salary here is about 3200e and aparments cost gorillions in helsinki.
I live in comfy small town in capital region where flats/houses costs half of the price compared Helsinki
Wow that's some ugly ass architecture
The small island "sylt", almost only rich people live there.
Barely anyone really lives there. Rich people maybe stay a week. All these mansions are empty for most of the year
of course Gangnam.
Freud had a hate boner for Rome.
Interesting, never heard about it. For what reason?
In America it's New York (Upper East Side and the Hamptons spring to mind), the Golden Coast (the bit of New York and Connecticut that border each other on the coast) and California (SoCal on the coast and San Francisco area). There's smaller prestigious areas as well. In Boston, Beacon Hill is an area known for its WASPy old money.
What's Luxembourg like? It doesn't seem like there's that much there
>le touquet
I lived near Le Touquet, I've never understood the hype for this place. The whole coast looks exactly the same but suddenly at this particular place the prices skyrocket for no reason...
Probably name recognition
these shit shaped islands
You don't have hurricanes in this region ?
no
Cologny and lake zurich
Because he took the exile nonsense 100% literally and also identified semites with Carthage so this was almost like a goy-jew war to him or something. He was quite fucked in the head, really. A lot of his theories came from him projecting his weirdness.
It's mostly Cape Town and Joburg suburbs. And a few estates outside Durban