Infographic - 69 Louis Vuitton bags: What retailers should sell to cover rent on the most expensive streets

As rental costs on the world's most expensive shopping streets continue to rise, with retail rent prices increasing on average 35 percent, retailers need to bring their best A-game to cover their costs. With New York City's Upper Fifth Avenue holding steadfast to its title as the most expensive shopping street in the world, with rents on Fifth Avenue from 49th to 60th street commanding 3,500 dollars (2,303 pounds) per square foot annually, FashionUnited questioned what do retailers have to sell per day in order to pay rent?

We took a closer look at a number of the biggest flagship stores on the top ten most expensive shopping streets in the world to work out the real cost of renting out a unit on these high priced retail streets.

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