Colliers, who this research is coming from are based in Singapore. Thats why they are morons to forget to put Asia in the list on their website (se below). Duuuuh. Anyway, it is mentioned in the article that Hong Kong is the most expensive Asian Pacific city with a median of US$748.20 and that Sydney comes in at place 2 with US$587.72. Singaopre is on place 13 with US$179.24. Her is the rest:
North America
1. New York, Midtown – US$550.00
2. New York, Downtown – US$500.00
3. Calgary – US$460.00
4. Boston – US$402.50
5. San Francisco – US$350.00
Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
1. London - City – US$1,020.29
2. London - West End – US$955.51
3. Amsterdam – US$805.36
4. Zurich – US$515.74
5. Milan – US$495.39
Latin America
1. Bogota – US$280.00
2. Buenos Aires – US$150.00
3. Lima – US$145.00
4. Sao Paulo – US$140.00
4. Santiago – US$140.00
Notes:
1. Monthly unreserved parking refers to a guaranteed parking space upon entry.
2. Daily parking refers to the ability to park for a full work-day and is not impacted by “early-bird”restrictions, which is discounted parking offered to those who park before the work day begins.
3. Exchange rate is based on US$1 = S$1.4436.
July 03, 2009, 4:42pm