Have you ever wondered where the world’s ultra-wealthy call home? As the boundaries of ultra-prime property home building are metaphorically and literally pushed to the most luxurious of edges in a game of developer one-upmanship, so are price tags which reach giddying heights for the very best luxury homes on elite streets where power and prestige resides.
Whether vast, showy mansions, sprawling estates with driveways packed with flashy cars, ultra-modern, penthouse-topped skyscrapers or listed homes backed by the weight of history, the rich cluster together on some of the world’s most expensive roads, where the air is rarefied and your neighbours are some of the wealthiest, most powerful and well-connected people on earth.
Add us as a preferred source to see more super-prime intelligence in Google.
Offering spectacular views, heightened security, cinemas, sport courts, and unbridled levels of luxury – private tennis courts, swimming pools, supercar garages and helicopter pads – extraordinary levels of wealth are on show in these real life, super prime spots on the Monopoly Board.
The Super Prime rounds up the most expensive streets in the world where keeping up with Jones’s might set you back seven figure sums.
Kensington Palace Gardens - London, UK
Often referred to as ‘Billionaire Row’, Kensington Palace Gardens is officially the UK’s most expensive street.
Lined with predominantly Queen Anne style grand villas, stepped up security is for good reason; residents include some of the richest and most powerful people in the world including tycoons, politicians, heads of state, celebrities and royalty.
Owned by the Crown Estate, the tree-lined road is closed to the public with 01% elite neighbours including the Prince and Princess of Wales, Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal and Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich.
Most of Kensington Palace Gardens’ super homes are kitted out with luxury mod cons; swimming pools, cinema rooms, underground parking and other fancy features are pretty standard in the properties on the street.
According to data released in the past five years, house prices on Kensington Palace Gardens average £35 million upwards with nine figure asking prices for the largest and most storied homes.
Ostozhenka - Moscow, Russia
In the heart of the city lies Moscow’s most expensive road Ostozhenka – one of the most wealthy streets in the world.
Moscow’s ‘Golden Mile’ and historic neighbourhood runs in parallel with the river, flanked by some of the Russian city’s lavish homes owned by the elite.
High-end modern luxury developments sit next to unique and historic homes including architecturally significant Neo-Gothic complexes and ornate Art Nouveau buildings.
Elevating the street’s cultural, lifestyle and political importance are the numerous embassies, consulates and diplomatic buildings that add to Ostozhenska’s kerb appeal.
Serving the road’s well-heeled residents are some of Moscow’s best restaurants.
Residents favour privacy for security reasons and include some of Russia’s top businessmen, celebrities and politicians.
Here, homes cost an average of $2 million in older buildings and $3.5 million in new construction buildings, according to Moscow Sotheby’s International Real Estate, while townhouses start at $22 million.
Keizersgracht - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Keizersgracht, or the Emperor’s Canal, is Amsterdam’s historic waterway and the most prestigious address in the city.
Constructed in the early 17th century the canalfront area has been home to Amsterdam’s richest merchants and their thickly decorated canalside residences throughout the ages.
The widest canal in the centre of Amsterdam, Keizersgracht has retained its prestigious title where some of the city’s most important prime canalfront buildings sit neatly in rows including exclusive, five-storey family homes, apartments and penthouses offering ringside seats overlooking the water, beautiful bridges, exclusive boutiques, historic buildings and upscale restaurants.
Richly decorated, gable fronted residences offer expansive city living, with some of the finest homes equipped with luxury mod cons while commanding breathtaking prices.
Nassim Road - Singapore
In a country with no shortage of prime residential areas coupled with a shortage of land, Singapore’s ultra prime Nassim Road is where the city’s wealthiest residents cluster in exclusive homes ranging from exclusive ‘Good Class’ Bungalows’ (GCB) to spectacularly luxurious modern developments, prime condominiums and landed properties
The leafy, embassy-lined billionaire row bookends the spectacular Singapore Botanic Gardens to the edge of the iconic Orchard Road shopping street.
The historic avenue is home to some of Singapore’s ultra elite including Asian royalty, businessmen, celebrities, monied expat families and global tech entrepreneurs.
Rarefied Good Class Bungalows reach giddying figures on the rarefied strip, most recently, in October 2025, a Nassim Road mansion coming to market for a record $308 million.
Nassim Road will see plenty of footfall with Singapore weighing in as the fourth richest city in the world with a headcount of 242,400 millionaires and 30 billionaires according to latest data released by Henley & Partners.
The young city-state also topped estate agent Knight Frank’s Asia-Pacific region Quality of Life report. Singapore is the single standout city to achieve a top five ranking across key metrics, attracting high-net-worth inbound migration, with many of them attracted to the prestige of a Nassim Road address.
Mount Nicholson Road - Hong Kong
Rents in Hong Kong have been amongst the highest in the world for years, but pale in comparison to the cost of buying a house.
Victoria Peak, also known as ‘The Peak’, is the highest point on Hong Kong Island, where the air is rarefied and property price tags hit eight figure sums.
The ultra-prime pinnacle is a literal representation of the giddying heights of luxury living, with Mount Nicholson Road crowning the neighbourhood as the most expensive street in Hong Kong – and one of the costliest in the world.
Historically where Hong Kong’s wealth convened throughout the ages, ‘The Peak’ is home to some of Hong Kong’s richest and most prominent citizens including businesspeople, politicians, expats and celebrities.
Privacy is as luxury a commodity as the extravagant homes that line Mount Nicholson Homes, where it’s not uncommon to see beefy security and chauffeured cars with tinted windows pulling into driveways.
Elite residents include billionaires such as Lee Shau Kee, founder of Henderson Land, and Jack Ma, philanthropist and co-founder of Alibaba Group.
Super prime homes offer breathtaking views across Hong Kong Harbour and drip in high-end amenities such as private swimming pools, tennis courts, cinemas and underground supercar garages.
In May 2025, Mount Nicholson Phase 2 in Mid-Level sold a penthouse unit for HK$609 million (US$77,580,997.20), hitting a new high in price per square foot of the luxury project.
Rue Guynemer - Paris, France
A quietly refined street in Paris’s prime 6th arrondissement commands some of the highest real estate prices in the French capital.
Rue Guynemer, which counts the former President Mitterand as a former resident, runs along the western side of the Luxembourg Gardens, lined with prestigious residential homes, where monied residents wear wealth in hushed, classy undertones.
Apartments in the ornately decorated Haussmann style buildings offer front row seats overlooking the pretty gardens, with penthouse homes considered the most sought after real estate in all of Paris.
The very best homes on Rue Guynemer command exceptional views of the Luxembourg Gardens, the Pantheon, Saint Sulpice Church, the Eiffel Tower and the Invalides Dome.
57th Street - New York, USA
New York’s 57th Street is a heavyweight when it comes to high-value transactions, taking the accolade as one of the world’s most expensive streets in its million dollar stride.
And rightly so.
In 2025, a quadplex apartment in Manhattan’s 111 West 57th Street – the second-tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere built on the site of a former Steinway & Sons store – broke record ceiling prices, listing at US$110 million, making it the most expensive home for sale in New York City.
Sky high prices for real estate on 57th Street, are applied liberally to New York’s most valuable skyscraper homes, where some of the city’s richest residents enjoy lofty luxury living.
Delineated by the southern end of Central Park in the Midtown section of Manhattan and dubbed ‘Billionaire Row,’ the ultra-prime strip is serrated by a group of record-breaking residential skyscrapers offering mind-blowing levels of luxury, where cloud-skimming homes often command nine figures and transactions are shrouded in secrecy.
Some of the skyscrapers that make up a coterie of ultra-prime homes include One57, 111 West 57th Street and Central Park Tower.
Famous residents include tech magnate Michael Dell, Sting, Saudi retail tycoon Fawaz Al Hokair and Jennifer Lopez.
Officially the wealthiest city in the world according to Henley & Partners’ data, the coveted address is home to some of New York’s 384,500 high-net-worth individuals, including 818 resident centi-millionaires and 66 billionaires.
Chemin de Ruth - Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva’s top 1% – top financiers, celebrities, royalty and international elite – concentrate around the prime address Chemin de Ruth, moments from central Geneva on the city’s left bank where the air is rarefied, streets are spotless and your neighbours include banking dynasties.
Lining an ultra-exclusive lakeside location in the exclusive Cologny area, famous residents include France’s Peugeot family.
The extravagant historic villas, elegant mansions and modern homes on this stone-walled street offer cinematic views across Lake Geneva and come with more land than most other streets in Cologny.
Externally high-end trimmings include private swimming pools, swimming pools and park-like landscaped gardens while internally lofty proportions give plenty of room for cinemas, spas, gyms and supercar parking.
Privacy and security is paramount with some of the neighbourhood monied residents some of the richest in the world, many with beautiful landscaped gardens and large swimming pools.
Avenue Princess Grace - Monaco
A 1.25-mile waterfront street in the gilded, super-prime city state of Monaco is officially one of the world’s most expensive streets.
Named after American actress Grace Kelly, Avenue Princess Grace is home to some of the richest people on the planet – billionaires, royalty, A-listers and tycoons – where only a few ultra-high-value, high-profile transactions take place each year and are shrouded in secrecy.
Monaco, which is smaller than New York City’s Central Park, hosts glamorous events each year, such as the Monaco Yacht Show and the Monaco Grand Prix.
The city-state offers a concentrated shot of impossible wealth and luxury via high-end real estate, dining options, retail and a marina lined with superyachts.
Attracting global wealth is Monaco’s attractive tax system, particularly in respect of individuals who take up residence there. There is no income tax, wealth tax, annual property tax or council tax.
Rodeo Drive & Beverley Park Circle - Los Angeles, USA
In a city known for impossible levels of luxury and excess, palm-lined Rodeo Drive wins the trophy for the most expensive street in Los Angeles, however, there are very few residential properties and is primarily home to high-end retail, dining and five-star hotels.
LA’s ultra-wealthy cluster in the exclusive Beverley Hills neighbourhood with the pinnacle of super prime luxury living focusing around Beverly Park Circle, deep within Beverly Park – the most coveted Los Angeles address by miles.
Nothing shouts wealth from the rooftops and that ‘you’ve made it’ than a Beverly Park Circle address
The most expensive residential street in Los Angeles and the second in the US according to real estate listings site Zillow sits in the starry 90210 zip code, where exclusive and elite guard-gated communities are dotted with sprawling, architecturally designed villas – some of the priciest in the US – sitting on grand estates adorned with tennis courts, manicured gardens, private pools, golf courses and country clubs.
Driveways are littered with the latest supercars with celebrity neighbours that count A-listers, film directors, tech entrepreneurs and business moguls.
Beverly Park’s celebrity residents include Eddie Murphy, Adele, Justin Bieber and Denzel Washington.
In 2022, Sylvester Stallone sold his Beverly Park home for US$58 million, originally bought for US$$110 million.
