Boardwalk is the most expensive property in the classic Monopoly board game.
In the standard United States edition, Boardwalk costs $400, making it the board's highest-priced purchasable street. It forms the dark-blue color group with Park Place, which costs $350. A player who owns both properties can build houses and hotels after paying for the improvements.
Boardwalk has the highest printed rents in the game. Its unimproved rent is $50, and a hotel raises the rent to $2,000 under the classic rules. The property is also adjacent to the Go to Jail corner, while Park Place lies next to Luxury Tax on the board.
A common mix-up is treating Park Place as the top property because it is paired with Boardwalk and is prominent in the game's branding. Park Place is expensive, but Boardwalk has the higher purchase price and rent schedule. Localized editions can rename or reprice spaces, so these figures describe the classic American board.