Practically everyone has an idea of the most and least expensive areas of London based on the board game Monopoly. Mayfair was top and Old Kent Road was bottom.
But it's fair to say that property prices have changed somewhat since the game was invented in 1935, when it was based loosely on house prices at the time. Now, new research has reimagined the board based on modern values.
The research by gaming experts SolitaireBliss analysed the average sale price of each area since 2015 to see what the order of the board would look like nowadays. It also looks at property size to see each area’s average ‘price per metre’.
