World's Most Expensive Flat Selling For £140m - most expensive restaurant dishes in the world

The most expensive apartment in the world is on sale-for £140m.
The property is part of a development project designed and managed by the brothers, located in Knightsbridge-
One of the smartest places in London
For more than 6,000 per square foot, two people
It is within walking distance of harros department store and Harvey Nichols department store.
It also has a tunnel connecting the nearby Mandarin Oriental hotel.
Top chefis is about to open a restaurant here. The four-
Bedroom apartment with floorto-
Windows on the ceiling, their own parking lot, and all the leisure facilities that a discerning buyer will think of, such as the health spa and the squash court.
For those who still have a large amount of money to spend, McLaren is developing a flagship showroom for the price of the supercar from £ 230,000 to £ 10
As part of the entire complex, there are a lot of security features to protect the people inside.
They include SAS.
Trained security guards, bullets
Explosion-proof windows, an air purifier against gas attacks, and a "panic room" where the owner can hide if attacked.
Realtors admitted that the amount they provided was surprising and they said that there was one time when there was more than a sum of money
High-end supply in the real estate market, then there is a shortage.
Experts say many foreign buyers have entered the UK market due to the fall in the pound, because it is of high value compared to other countries.
Still, 140 is enough to surprise even the super powers. rich.
The nationality of the buyer is not clear, but it is inevitable to mention the Russian oligarchs or Arab billionaires.
While most of the plot has been sold, 35% of the properties are still waiting for new owners.
The former office building was bought in 2004 at a price of pounds.
Candy brothers recently made headlines for a legal action on the development plan.
The Prince of Wales requested that companies with military barracks produce more in line with the design of other buildings.