Changes: Boardwalk

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TITLE DEED Boardwalk
Rent $50.
With 1 House	$200.
With 2 Houses	$600.
With 3 Houses	$1400.
With 4 Houses	$1700.
With HOTEL $2000 Mortgage Value $200. Houses cost $200. each Hotels, $200. plus 4 houses If a player owns ALL the lots of any Color-Group, the rent is Doubled on Unimproved Lots in that group.

Boardwalk is the second Dark Blue property in Monopoly, along with Park Place. It is the most expensive property on a standard Monopoly Board, and the highest in rent revenue. The name was inspired by the Atlantic City Boardwalk in New Jersey and it is typically the most desired property in the US Monopoly game.

Summary

Located between the GO and Luxury Tax spaces, Boardwalk pairs with Park Place to complete the Dark Blue color set. Although it's the most expensive property to buy and develop on the entire board, it's cheaper to upgrade than the Green color set because there are only two Dark Blue properties compared to three Green properties. Boardwalk is infamous and extremely coveted for its high rent, which can reach $2000 with a Hotel, the highest of any property on a standard Monopoly board. The chances of a player landing on Boardwalk is low due to the property's location on the board, but not impossible. If Boardwalk is sufficiently developed, it could seriously cripple or bankrupt a player who is unlucky enough to land on the property.

However, like St. Charles Place and Illinois Avenue, it has its own "Go To" card, meaning if a player is even at the one in the Light Blue area and gets this card, and there is a hotel on it, they might be bankrupt or nearly out of funds!

Rents

Rent: $50
Monopoly: $100
1 House: $200
2 Houses: $600
3 Houses: $1400
4 Houses: $1700
Hotel: $2000

Price

Printed Price: $400
Mortgage Value: $200
Building Cost: $200

Opinions

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"Talk about a double-edged sword. This property can be a blessing if you own it and everyone is landing on it but if everyone gets away scotch-free then you could be in for trouble later on!" along with
"This along with Park Place is a double-edged sword. Especially if hotels are built whitch equals 3500 dollars combined. You'd have to break your legs to pay the rent."
Just picture the reaction on your face when you land here with a hotel....and it's not yours..... GETENT (talk) 17:47, April 17, 2014 (UTC)
Reminds me of Califonria - Expensive but worth it Maddox121 (talk) 17:47, June 21, 2017 (UTC)Maddox121
One of my worst landing especially at the late game where you have less than $2000. TheAlLieDGeneralsTalk 06:39, July 28, 2018 (UTC)
That feeling when you land on this and it is owned by someone else who put 4 hotels on it... GG RIP -TOTMGsRock, Nov 19 2018
WHEN SOMEONE GETS BOTH THIS AND PARK PLACE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE GAME!!! >:( BFDIFAN6080 (talk) 21:01, October 15, 2019 (UTC)

Mega Edition

In the Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent is $3,000.

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 ==Summary==
 Located between the [[Go|GO]] and [[Luxury Tax]] spaces, Boardwalk pairs with [[Park Place]] to complete the Dark Blue color set. Although it's the most expensive property to buy and develop on the entire board, it's cheaper to upgrade than the Green color set because there are only two Dark Blue properties compared to three Green properties. Boardwalk is infamous and extremely coveted for its high rent, which can reach $2000 with a Hotel, the highest of any property on a standard Monopoly board. The chances of a player landing on Boardwalk is low due to the property's location on the board, but not impossible. If Boardwalk is sufficiently developed, it could seriously cripple or bankrupt a player who is unlucky enough to land on the property.
+However, like [[St. Charles Place]] and [[Illinois Avenue]], it has its own "Go To" card, meaning if a player is even at the one in the [[Light Blue Color Group Properties|Light Blue]] area and gets this card, and there is a hotel on it, they might be bankrupt or nearly out of funds!
 ==Rents==