Check Out the Richest Neighborhoods in the World (2024)

In search of some of the high-profile and wealthiest neighbourhoods in the world? We have got you covered! There are some of the poshest places in the world that are renowned for their expensive mansions, villas, apartments, and condominiums. These richest neighbourhoods in the world are also home to high-fashion luxury brand stores, opulent hotels, and the most eminent restaurants.

From the city that never sleeps – New York to the high-rises of Singapore, in this blog, we will be discussing some of the richest neighbourhoods in the world.

Kensington Palace Gardens

Kensington Palace Gardens is one of the richest neighbourhoods in the world with its ideal location in the west of Central London. The Queen’s Road is one of the most lavish areas that is also referred to as a real Billionaire’s row as it is home to the top billionaires of the world. Lakshmi Mittal, an Indian steel mogul bought a house in the richest neighbourhood in the world in 2008 for $87.432 million. Some of the top leaders, ambassadors, and Duke-duch*esses resided in this richest neighbourhood with some of the houses now sold to the private residents.

Paterson Hill

With some of the most lavish tenement buildings on earth, Paterson Hill ideally sitting in River Valley in Singapore is one of the richest neighbourhoods in the world. One needs to have at least SGD 45 million to buy. Its signature tower Marq is the jewel of the crown. With beautiful French décor, leather upholstery, valuable art, and other exquisite details, Marqn is a beautiful tower home to the almost 15-meter private pool, hanging out over the skyline of the city and 180 uninterrupted views of the panorama of Singapore’s fanciest shopping district.

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Port Royal

Port Royal is another most the richest neighbourhoods in the world with its ideal location on the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. The homes for sale here are large ranch-style estates, with at least 5,000 sq. ft in single-story formats. Port Royal is named after an antique Jamaican port city with its history dating back to the late 40s and the Royal Port Club that opened in the year 1959. It is also home to some luxury restaurants like Ocean Prime and the M Waterfront Grille while Tamiami Trail is Port Royal’s busy shopping district.

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Atherton

With a population of 7,188 people, Atherton is ideally located in San Mateo County California. This richest neighbourhood in the world is renowned for single highest income per person in the country. Its history can be traced back to the 1860s when it was called Fair Oaks and later in 1923, it was named as Atherton on the name of a south Californian landowner named Faxon Dean Atherton. The people residing in this richest neighbourhood in the world are renowned as the wealthiest persons on earth.

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Glenbrook

Glenbrook is another frequent name in the list of richest neighbourhoods in the world every year. As in 2020, the population of Glenbrook was just 287 with several houses to sell in the high budget bracket. It was named after the renowned Glenbrook House Hotel, the history of which can be dated back to the time when the neighbourhood was discovered. Also, it is the oldest colonised area in Lake Tahoe, there is no public access to the beach and bay that are reserved for residents of its gated community.

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