In Dubai, 1.09 million gets a two-bedroom apartment with 1,900 square feet and an ocean view.

In Sydney, 1 million buys a 990-square-foot apartment steps away from the Royal Botanic Gardens. Features include high ceilings, a communal roof terrace with harbor views, and a grand entrance foyer.

In London, 993,600 gets a three-bedroom, three-bathroom, 909-square-foot apartment with a balcony.

In New York, 995,000 buys a one-bedroom, 640-square-foot apartment in the West Village. The building has a private rooftop terrace, 24-hour doorman, fitness room, and laundry room.

In Kiev, 1 million buys a three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with heated floors and a home cinema in 2,153 square feet.

In So Paulo, 1.1 million gets a five-bedroom, six-bathroom home on a tree-lined street. The 4,090-square-foot house has a pool and fireplace.

In Paris, 1 million gets a third-floor, one-bedroom apartment near Avenue Victor Hugo that's 635 square feet.

In Hong Kong, 1 million buys a three-bedroom apartment with sea views in Discovery Bay.

In Geneva, 997,000 buys an 807-square-foot downtown pad with one bedroom, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom.

In Bangkok, 967,000 pays for a furnished five-bedroom, six-bathroom house on nearly 5,000 square feet of land with a massive living room and beautiful views.

In Istanbul, 1.2 million gets a waterfront apartment with three bedrooms and a large terrace overlooking the Black Sea.

In Cartagena, 1 million gets a recently renovated three-bedroom, four-bathroom apartment with a terrace and jacuzzi.

In Munich, 990,500 buys a 1,227-square-foot penthouse with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two roof terraces, a living room and a dining room.

In Buenos Aires, 1 million buys a 4,305-square-foot apartment with nine rooms in the posh Recoleta neighborhood.