The cheapest property in Monopoly is Mediterranean Avenue ($60).
The cheapest space to land on would be free parking or the "Just Visiting" area of jail... but the cheapest property to land on depends on whether they are owned, and how much they are built up.
In other versions of Monopoly (international versions and themed versions) the information will change.
The least expensive are the brown set of properties being Old Kent Road and Whitechapel, both being £60 each. However any property not bought when landed on is to be auctioned and can therefore legally be bought for a fraction of their asking price which can sometimes be less than the two stated above. It is very possible for Mayfair to be bought for £1 if the bidding starts too high in the auction and the starting price drops as the property, once landed on by any player, must be bought. It is very unlikely mind you, but is possible.
It depends on which version you're playing.
USA: Mediterranean Avenue & Baltic Avenue
UK: Old Kent Road & Whitechapel Road
Australia: Smith Street & Todd Street
The cheapest properties in Monopoly are; Old Kent Road/Mediterranean Avenue and Whitechapel Road/Baltic Avenue costing both $60 each, however Whitechaple Road/Baltic Avenue have higher rents.
Old Kent Road and Whitechapel.
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Old Kent Road.
Mediterranean Avenue and Baltic Avenue both cost $60.
Mediterranean Avenue and Baltic Avenue (otherwise known as the purple properties), both at 60 dollars.
Mayfair is the most expensive property in British Monopoly.
That depends on what version of the Monopoly game you are using. In the main US version, the cheapest properties are dark purple. Those dark purple properties are Mediterranean Avenue and Baltic Avenue.
The most expensive property on the UK Edition of Monopoly is Mayfair, costing £400
Mediterranean Avenue, it costs $60.
Fleet Street is usually a red property on the U.K. version of a Monopoly game board.
Boardwalk.
Boardwalk is the highest property and it is $400 in the original United States Monopoly.
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