Henley & Partners, in collaboration with analytical firm New World Wealth, has published its annual *World’s Wealthiest Cities* report, offering an in-depth analysis of the globe’s 50 most affluent urban centers.
The comprehensive study evaluates economic mobility, luxury real estate markets, investment migration, and wealth management trends, providing critical insights into the world’s hubs of prosperity.
Topping the list is New York City, home to nearly 400,000 millionaires, cementing its status as the global financial capital. The San Francisco Bay Area follows closely in second place with 342,000 millionaires, emerging as one of the fastest-growing wealth hubs, driven by its tech-driven economy. Tokyo secures the third spot with 292,000 millionaires, attracting high-net-worth individuals with its exceptional quality of life and the presence of corporate giants like Sony. Singapore ranks fourth, boasting 242,000 millionaires and an impressive 64% growth in its millionaire population over the past decade, underscoring its rise as a global wealth magnet.
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The *World’s Wealthiest Cities* report continues to serve as a vital resource for understanding the dynamics of global wealth, highlighting the cities shaping the future of affluence and investment.
