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The tiny city- alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront of Monaco on France's Mediterranean alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront is having problems finding space for rich people. Monaco is less than 2 square kilometers in alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront and has some of the richest people in the world living there. It is called the alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront of the rich and is home to a Formula 1 Grand Prix, a alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront casino and a luxury yacht-lined alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront. Over 30 per cent of its 38,000 residents are millionaires. The country is running out of alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront for more millionaires. House prices are alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront the highest in the world, with an alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront price of around $100,000 per square meter. City planners say an estimated 2,700 more millionaires are hoping to move alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront in the next 10 years.

Monaco's alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront, Prince Albert II, has decided to build more homes in Monaco. He wants to reclaim alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront from the sea. He has OK'd a $2.1 billion alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront to fill in 15 acres of the sea with alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront and sand. The project will have a harbor big alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront for 30 ships, a landscaped park, a Japanese garden and 120 new alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront homes for the rich and famous. There will be a alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront demand for the new homes. People are attracted by the luxury alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront and no income tax. Marine experts are worried the alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront will cause great damage to sea life and the environment. The Prince said he cares about the environment. He said important alreadyaveragecoastlineconcreteconstructionenoughfamousharborhugelandlifestyleplaygroundprojectrulersizespacespeciesstatetherewaterfront would be moved to a new artificial reef.