Foreign Media: The 2025 Global Luxury Residential Price Growth Ranking shows Tokyo, Japan leading dramatically with a remarkable 58.5% increase, primarily driven by tight supply of new apartments, low interest rates, and strong demand from buyers across the Asia-Pacific region.
Dubai, UAE ranks second with 25.1%, benefiting from its low-tax advantages and status as a financial hub in the Middle East, having even set a record of 500 ultra-luxury homes priced above $10 million sold.
Manila, Philippines (17.5%), Seoul, South Korea (14.7%), and Prague, Czech Republic (14.6%) follow closely behind.
In terms of regional distribution, Asian-Pacific cities occupy half of the top ten list; both Bangalore and Mumbai, India, made the list, fueled by domestic economic growth generating local wealth. Only two European cities—Meribel, France, a ski resort, and Prague—were included, while North America had only the Cayman Islands represented.
This data comes from Knight Frank’s 2026 Wealth Report, reflecting global high-net-worth individuals’ preferences for core assets amid inflationary conditions.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1864275327000579/
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author.