Sometimes you just want to look in the lives of people who have it better than you - that if you are a millennium old, basically, all because of the lack of affordable housing.
Anyway, Zoopla has published a depressing list of the 10 most expensive streets in Britain - and it's no surprise that they are all in London, with the highest average real estate value just above 35 million pounds.
Kensington Palace Gardens in the west of London tops the list of the most expensive streets where you can live in the UK, with an average property value of 35.7 million pounds sterling, and the second most expensive road in the UK with an average cost of 21.9 million pounds sterling. Grosvenor Crescent in the center of London.
In a statement, the representative of Zoopla said: "Despite the cooling of the London property market last year, it is not surprising that the most exclusive districts of the capital continue to dominate the list.
"This is partly due to the incredibly luxurious properties that benefit from unsurpassed locations located near the city center."
Property in Kensington Palace Garden]
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1. Kensington Palace Gardens, W8, London, £ 35,696,711
2. Grosvenor Crescent, SW1X, London, £ 21,984,033
3. Bolton's, SW10, London, £ 19,858,239
4. Courtenay Avenue, N6, London, £ 18,973,761
5. Ilchester Place, W14, London, £ 15,311,090
6. Compton Avenue, N6, London, 13,739,572
7. Manresa Road, SW3, London, £ 12,587,961
8. Cottesmore Gardens, W8, London, £ 11,969,745
9. Albemarle Street, W1S, London, £ 11,371,851
10. Chester Square, SW1V, London, £ 10,630,003
Outside London, Wentworth Drive in Virginia Water, Surrey is the country's most expensive street with an average cost of £ 6.2 million.
According to Zoopl, there are 14,417 streets in the UK, where the average value of the property is 1 million pounds sterling or more, compared with 12,418 in 2016.
This happens after what? Mortgage consultants have calculated the cost of the 10 most famous fictional homes, including the Monica apartment in Friends and the Simpsons house - and how much you will need to save on a 10% deposit to protect the house of your dreams.
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