New York is
World’s Richest City and home to over
3 lakh millionaires,
58 billionaires 

Produced by: Mehak Agarwal
Designed by: Pragati

New York has emerged as the world’s richest city yet again and is home to 3,40,000 millionaires, 724 centi-millionaires, and 58 billionaires, as per the World’s Wealthiest Cities Report 2023

The world’s wealthiest city 

Home to the largest
stock exchanges

New York is also home to the world’s largest stock exchanges by market cap– the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq. 

Apartment prices in
New York

New York also has some of the most exclusive residential streets globally including 5th Avenue in Manhattan. Prime apartment prices can exceed $27,000 per square meter on 5th Avenue in Manhattan

The Bay Area

The Bay Area which includes San Francisco and Silicon Valley is the second American city to make it to the list

Millionaires in The Bay Area

The Bay Area has 2,85,000 millionaires and 629 centi-millionaires. It also houses 63 billionaires. World’s top tech companies including Apple, Meta, Google (Alphabet), Twitter, Yahoo, LinkedIn, OpenAI, and Intel

Los Angeles 

Los Angeles, including Beverly Hills and Malibu, is home to 2,05,400 millionaires, 480 centi-millionaires and 42 billionaires. Major sectors are media, entertainment, real estate, tech, retail and transport

Hong Kong 

Over 1.29 lakh millionaires, 290 centi-millionaires and 32 billionaires reside in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong stock market is one of the world’s most important stock exchanges

Two Chinese cities
make the cut

China’s capital Beijing and its financial capital Shanghai have made it to the list. Beijing is home to 1,28,000 millionaires, 354 centi-millioniares, and 43 billionaires. Shanghai, on the other hand, is home to 1,27,200 millionaires, 332 centi-millionaires and 40 billionaires

Tokyo follows suit 

Tokyo is also one rich city. It houses 2,90,300 millionaires, 250 centi-millionaires and 14 billionaires

Major companies in Tokyo

Major companies located in Tokyo include the likes of Softbank, Sony, Hitachi, Honda, and Mitsubishi