Equipment for playing a board game, comprises : - a) a main board on which is marked a first set of indicia relating to dealings in property and a subsidiary board on which is marked a second set of indicia relating to the progress of the game; b) a first die with dotted faces to indicate the numbers 1 to 6; c) a second die with faces marked to indicate dealings in property (Fig. 7); d) a first set of cards on which are marked indicia relating to properties for sale and their prices; e) a second set of cards on which are marked indicia relating to improvements to property; f) a third set of cards on which are marked instructions; g) a set of play money; and h) a plurality of tokens. The game is for two to six players and the main objective is to buy properties at auction, improve them and sell them through Estate Agents. In doing this players should make a profit and at the end of the game the most prosperous player is the winner.