The town is set in the Hamble Valley, close to the River Hamble and Solent, so provides many scenic areas as well as its transport links – located close to Southampton Airport, the M27 and the M3. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. With a number of developments ongoing across Hampshire, below is every property area in the county and the square it would occupy in the county’s own version of the famous board game. Much like Aldershot, Farnborough is currently undergoing extensive regeneration works, particularly its civic quarter. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.

Two major developments are ongoing in the city which, upon completion, could see it move up the board in the future. A short distance from Southampton, the market town of Romsey occupies the last of the three red squares on our Monopoly board. With properties selling at a touch higher than Eastleigh, Farnborough occupies the first of the red squares on our board, or Strand in the traditional game. The get-rich-quick property trading game will retain all the core items of the original Monopoly, which has sold 200m copies worldwide since its intervention in 1935.It's set to be the number one game this Christmas, with demand from High Street retailers already phenomenal.

Another village set in the heart of the New Forest, Sway is ideal if you seek tranquillity, while the seaside town of Lymington is only a short distance away. Properties in Waterlooville sold at just a shade higher than in Fareham, making it the Northumberland Avenue of the Hampshire Monopoly board and the last of the pink squares.It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Featuring many of the region’s most famous landmarks and cultural icons, they make wonderful gifts, souvenirs of a trip, or great family fun with a local flavour.