“A street named after a dear year?” You might wonder about the significance of Rue de la Chère Année. What could make a year so “dear”? While the origins of the name remain a bit of a mystery, we find ourselves on a street with a connection to a place known for its extravagant real estate. This street, Rue de la Chère Année, actually shares a postal code with Sucy-en-Brie. Now, Sucy-en-Brie might not sound familiar but picture a location where streets with names like “Rue de Furstemberg” exist. That’s right, “Rue de Furstemberg” the priciest street in all of Paris! Imagine owning a piece of property there, where each square meter costs a staggering 24,272 euros! That’s more than double the average price in Paris. So, while we may not unravel the mystery of “the dear year” today, remember this connection. Sometimes, even the quietest streets like Rue de la Chère Année whisper tales of grand cities and their fascinating secrets.
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