A private parking space in the Back Bay was bought yesterday for
$300,000, turning into the most expensive parking space in Boston,
according to Listing Information Network. Debra Sordillo, the Coldwell
sales agent who brokered the deal, said that several residents at 48
Commonwealth Ave. engaged in a bidding war for the space, driving the
asking price of $250,000 up to the record-breaking $300,000. The
winning bidder did not want to be identified, she said. The expensive
parking spacecame with few amenities other than its location — it is
outdoors and uncovered.

1. World’s Most Expensive Parking Spot ($300,000)

2. World’s Most Expensive Car ($12.15 million)
A 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa was sold at 9.02 million euros ($12.15
million) at an auction, setting a new world record for the most
expensive car ever sold at auction, according to RM Auctions, which
organized the event. It was stated that the price -which includes a 10
percent buyer’s premium on top of the “hammer price-” is nearly 2
million euros more than the previous record set at a similar auction at
Ferrari’s headquarters a year ago.
Only 22 Scaglietti-designed Testa Rossas with the signature pontoon
fenders were built by Ferrari between 1957 and 1958. It was a
formidable racer – a 300 horsepower V12 and nimble handling will do
that – and Testa Rossas won 10 of the 19 races they entered between
1958 and 1961.

3. World’s Most Expensive Guitar ($2.8 million)

A signed Fender Standard Series Stratocaster has become the world’s
most expensive guitar, fetching a massive $2.8 million at auction in
Doha, Qatar. The musical instrument, auctioned to aid victims of the
2004 tsunami disaster, broke the previous record held by Eric Clapton’s
$959,500.00 Black Strat. According to the Fender website, “the idea
started when Fender Europe’s Jamie Crompton contacted Bryan Adams to
see how people fromthe music industry could reach out to help the
victims of such a devastating natural disaster. Bryan got his phone
book out and rang nineteen of rock’s most treasured artists to sign a
Standard Series Fender Stratocaster guitar, donated by Jamie and Fender
Europe.”
Some of the artists who signed on it are Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Mick
Jagger, Bryan Adams, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney and Sting.

4. World’s Most Expensive iPhone ($3.2 million)
The world’s most expensive iPhone costs £1.92 million ($3.2-million)
and it was produced by a British designer. The exclusive iPhone 3GS
Supreme – featuring almost 200 diamonds- is made up of a casing created
using 271 grams of 22 carats solid gold. The front bezel houses 136
flawless diamonds totaling a massive 68 carats, while the Apple logo on
the back is made from a further 53 gems. The front navigation button is
made from a single diamond of more than seven carats.

World’s Most Expensive Home ($150 million)
our blood may not run blue, but with enough green you can still live
near—and like—royalty. Updown Court is currently the most expensive
residence in the world, costing about $50 million more than the
priciest U.S. home – more than 85 million British pounds (+$ 150
million USD). The brand-new property is totally over the top, with 103
rooms, five swimming pools and 24-carat-gold leafing on the study’s
mosaic floor. There’s a squash court, bowling alley, tennis court,
50-seat screening room, heated marble driveway and helipad. All eight
of your limousines will fit in the underground garage. Then there are
the neighbors, who include the queen (at Windsor Castle) and Elton
John. It is listed with Savills and Hamptons International.(Link 1 |
Link 2)

7. World’s Most Expensive Wedding Dress ($12 million)
The most expensive wedding dress in the world to date is the USD $12
million creation, known as The Diamond Wedding Gown, which was the
result of collaboration between Renee Strauss (owner of a super
successful, wedding salon in Beverley Hills) and Martin Katz, a rare
jewel dealer. The dress itself uses over 150 carats of diamonds and to
give you an idea of what this means, the typical engagement ring rarely
hits a full carat and hovers around the half-carat mark.
The Diamond Wedding Gown was premiered in 2008 and took the title of
the most expensive wedding dress in the world from a design by Yumi
Katsura of Japan. Her creation followed the same traditional white
design as The Diamond Wedding Gown, but came in at a paltry USD $8.5
million though it does lay claim to containing over 1,000 pearls and
one of only two 5 carat white gold diamonds in the world.

8. World’s Most Expensive Dog ($582,000)
It sounds like a shaggy dog story, but it isn’t. A Tibetan Mastiff is
believed to have broken the record as the world’s most expensive dog
— sold to a young Chinese millionaire for a mind-blowing $582,000 in
September 2009. The owner, known only as Ms. Wang, traveled to Qinghai
province of northwest China to purchase the 18-month old dog, named
Yangtze River Number Two. Yangtze came home to an A-List entrance at
Xi’an airport in China’s Shaanxi province, where he was reportedly
greeted by hordes of dog lovers and picked up by a motorcade of 30
black Mercedes-Benz cars.

11. World’s Most Expensive Suit ($103,000)
What would fit with the world’s most expensive wedding dress? The
world’smost expensive suit of course! Unveiled today in Pall Mall,
London, the “Alexander Amosu,” named after the designer himself, could
be yours for just over $100,000. Each suit will be a one-off creation
made from gold and platinum threads, the rarest silks and a blend of
Himalayan Pashmina, Qiviuk and Vicuna. And, to complete the garment,
nine 18-carat gold and pave set diamond buttons will be sewn into
place. The triple-figure price tag includes hyperbolic levels of
customer service: Alexander and his tailors will travel to clients
anywhere in the world to take measurements and fit the suits.

12. World’s Most Expensive Jeans ($27,000)
Putting on one of the most successful art shows of all-time last year
and the highest grossing contemporary living artists of all-time,
artist Damien Hirst has brought forth a certain style to his definition
of art. Bold and brash, he teams up with Levi’s on the release of a new
denim style. Hardly wearable, the jeans seen here should be considered
much more a re-appropriated piece of art than fashion. A multi-colored
splatter pattern covers every square inch of a pair of iconic Levi’s
denim. The Spin Jeans comprise of only 8 instances worldwide with a
suggested retail price of ¥2,625,000 JPY (approximately $27,000 USD).

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