What $1 Million Buys In Homes Worldwide

What $1 Million Buys In Homes Worldwide

Home prices in many parts of the world swelled last year, with Eastern European and Scandinavian markets leading the way with double-digit growth.

The result? On foreign soil, $1 million buys less than ever.

In London, it'll get you a one-bedroom, one-bathroom flat in Primrose Gardens. You'll save on cabs, however; the building is steps from the Belsize Park tube station. In Hong Kong, $1 million buys a three-bedroom, 825-square-foot apartment in a high-rise between the residential areas of Aberdeen and Pokfulam.

Shoppers in New York don't get much more space. A 647-square-foot Turtle Bay condo, not far from the United Nations, nips the seven-figure mark, and some may say justly: The property features a 45-square-foot balcony, white oak floors and 11-and-a-half-foot ceilings.

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