By BeWithUS
According to Henley & Partners, New York City is leading the way with 349,500 high-net-worth people (HNWIs), making it the world's wealthiest city.
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With 305,700 HNWIs living in the Bay Area, which is well-known for its tech prowess, the region is firmly established as a major worldwide economic force.
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Tokyo's economic prominence is highlighted by the fact that 298,300 HNWIs choose to live there, placing it in third place internationally.
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With 244,800 HNWIs, Singapore continues to outperform its peers, demonstrating both its financial appeal and quick economic growth.
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Even though it dropped to fifth place, 227,000 HNWIs still call London home, proving that it is still a wealthy city.
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Los Angeles is a global center of culture and commerce, as evidenced by its astounding 212,100 HNWI residents.
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Of the 165,000 HNWIs looking for a combination of financial opportunity and cultural diversity, Paris continues to be their city of choice.
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With 147,000 HNWIs, Sydney becomes the most powerful city in the Asia-Pacific area, indicating its ascent to prominence in the world economy.
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With 143,400 HNWIs, Hong Kong continues to be one of the world's wealthiest hubs, highlighting its significance in international trade and finance.
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Beijing, with 125,600 HNWIs, completes the Top 10, demonstrating China's increasing economic might and appeal to the world's affluent.
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