1. The Tour Odeon Monaco in Monaco is rumored to be the most expensive tower in the world, with average unit sales of $8,000 per square foot and a $350 million penthouse. 2. Charleston, South Carolina is a historic coastal city that is growing in popularity for its lovely weather and growing tech industry, making it one of the fastest growing cities for software in the US. 3. On the Hawaiian island of Kauai, the luxury community of Kukui'ula has home sites starting at $1 million and cottages selling for $2.5 million, located around the central Plantation House.

1. 1. Monaco: Tour Odeon
The Tour Odeon Monaco may be the most expensive tower in the world. Only
49 stories, but, this luxury building is the largest tower in the South of France
region. Rumor has it that sales are averaging $8,000 per square foot and the
penthouse at the Tour Odeon Monaco is priced at more than $350 million.

2. 2. Charleston, South Carolina: Historic Downtown
This historic coastal city is more than just beautiful. The weather is lovely year-
round and over the past couple of years, it is becoming home to growing tech
companies. Charleston is one of the 10 fastest growing cities for software and
Internet technologies in the nation.

3. 3. Kauai: Kukui’ula
This place is one of the most beautiful and the most undiscovered of the
Hawaiian Islands. The home sites start at $1 million and completed cottages
are sold for $2.5 million. They are all around the Plantation House which is the
social and recreational hub of Kukui’ula.

4. 4. Argentina: Patagonia
You can get anything from desert to wine country and the city is a
sprawling mixed diversity. A large undeveloped ranch in Patagonia would
start around $1 million.

5. 5. Israel: Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is another city that is experiencing a major tech boom. This city has warm
weather, beautiful architecture and spectacular views. The newest development in
the city is Meier on Rothschild, located in one of the hippest locations. Young
executives are loving this place and the amenities are helping the cause: private wine
cellars, an owner’s tasting bar, 75-foot swimming pool, a spa and a 24-hour staff. How
much, you ask? A studio will cost you around $2 million and a penthouse can go up to
$51.5 million.

6. 6. One Hyde Park
London is the place to be for anyone who loves the arts, fashion, technology and so much
more. This city has it all. New Yorkers especially love it because it is very similar to the big
apple. One Hyde Park is so popular that according to Knight Frank, there are only two units
left for sale in this highly sought-after building. At its peak, prices were $9,840 per square
foot.