Mediterranean Avenue and Baltic Avenue (otherwise known as the purple properties), both at 60 dollars.
Old Kent Road.
The cheapest square on a Monopoly board is brown, specifically the "Mediterranean Avenue" square. It is the first property players can purchase and is priced at $2. The other brown square, "Baltic Avenue," costs $4, making the brown color group the least expensive in the game.
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electric company
boardwalk and parkplace are the set but boardwalk is the most expensive.
old kent road
Old Kent Road.
Mediterranean Avenue and Baltic Avenue both cost $60.
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Boardwalk
regent street
Yes, in Monopoly, players must go around the board once before they can buy property.
electric company
No, in Monopoly, you can buy property as soon as you land on an unowned space, without having to go around the board first.
Fleet Street is usually a red property on the U.K. version of a Monopoly game board.
Yes, Erie is a property on the Monopoly board game. It is part of the purple set, along with the other properties in that color group, which includes Marvin Gardens and Atlantic Avenue. In the standard version of Monopoly, Erie is located on the board after the "Go" space.
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.