Where is the most expensive house in China?

1. Tomson Yipin (Shanghai)

1 1 ten thousand yuan ~1fifty thousand yuan/square meter

Tomson Yipin, located in the center of China Financial Center, consists of four tall buildings, which is the most expensive and controversial building complex in China. In 2006, an unnamed buyer bought a house at a price of 65.438+32 billion yuan (US$ 65.438+038400), which set a record for the house price in China, reaching 654.38+065.438+00000 yuan per square meter.

2. Huafu Tiandi (Shanghai)

90,000 yuan ~ 6.5438+0.2 million yuan/square meter

This closed management building is often described as a palace in Chengdu, next to Xintiandi, a fashionable shopping center in Shanghai. It consists of five 20-story buildings with a total of 65,438+008 apartments. About 70% of the residents here are immigrants from Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province and the West. The apartment area ranges from 300 square meters to 750 square meters, and the total selling price ranges from 35 million yuan (4.73 million US dollars) to 75 million yuan (10 1400 US dollars).

3. Xiangti Garden (Shanghai)

80,000 yuan ~ 6.5438+10,000 yuan/square meter

Including 2 7-storey buildings and 35 apartments, with an area ranging from 200 square meters to 400 square meters. Xiangti Garden is located in the old French Concession, only a few minutes away from Xujiahui, the central business district, but it is located in a quiet and well-afforested community.

4. Cuihu Tiandi Royal Garden (Shanghai)

70,000 yuan ~ 90,000 yuan/square meter

It provides residents with perfect recreational facilities. Adjacent to Xintiandi and a lake, the building is equipped with a gym, including badminton, basketball, indoor rock climbing, golf simulator, swimming pool and hot spring area.

5. Jinlin Tiandi (Shanghai)

65 thousand yuan to 80 thousand yuan/square meter

Including two buildings, one with 90 apartments. The other building includes 106 serviced apartment, which was purchased by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund. Each apartment has its own dedicated elevator entrance.

6. Park Yueju (Beijing)

70,000 yuan/m2

This 63-story commercial and residential building is the tallest building on the most prosperous Chang 'an Avenue. The 2 16 fully hardcover apartment located below the planned floor of Park Hyatt Hotel has been sold out in advance.

7. Fortune Seaview Garden (Shanghai)

55,000 yuan ~ 75,000 yuan/square meter

Next to Tomson Yipin. * * * Five buildings, each 10 1 set to 105 sets of houses, mainly covering an area of 250 square meters to 350 square meters. The largest duplex suite covers an area of 650 square meters.

8. No.8 Jinan Road, Shanghai

58,000 yuan to 78,000 yuan/square meter

No.8 Jinan Road was built by Indonesian Linsan Group, where the famous actor Gong Li once stayed. Palmerston Hotel Group provides property management services, and provides a series of domestic management services for 308 residential owners, including private housekeepers and drivers.

9. Butterfly Valley (Shenzhen)

58 thousand yuan to 64 thousand yuan/square meter

Located in Futian District, * * * has 63 houses, which are named after their unique shapes and look like a flying butterfly from a height. Adjacent to the park, you can enjoy the scenery of Shenzhen Bay.

10. Xiangmihu 1No. (Shenzhen)

55 thousand yuan to 63 thousand yuan/square meter

The project is adjacent to Mixiang Lake, which is located in one of the last large pieces of land in Futian District, providing a rare lakeside scenery with a bustling city behind it. 447 apartments have various structures, including semi-detached houses, townhouses and low-rise and high-rise apartments.