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Real estate portfolio management firms to tap India’s billionaire populationIndia's wealthy are growing, creating demand for expert real estate management. Firms like Vridanta Advisory and Knight Frank are stepping ...- A $1 million check buys less Bengaluru luxury space now: Knight FrankBengaluru's luxury housing market is experiencing a significant price surge. This rise is reducing the space $1 million can buy, even as th...
- India ranks 6th globally in ultra-wealth population; billionaire count seen rising 51% by 2031India’s ultra-wealth population is expanding rapidly, with the country now ranking sixth globally with 19,877 ultra-high net worth individu...
- India’s luxury housing surges, $1 million stretch shrinks across metrosPrime residential prices in India saw a year-on-year increase in 2025, reducing the purchasable space for $1 million in Mumbai, Delhi, and ...
- India’s ultra wealthy population to grow by 58.4% in next five years, Knight FrankThe Knight Frank India report estimates that the number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) in India will rise by 58.4% in the nex...
- India's ultra-high net-worth individuals allocated six per cent of their wealth towards gold in 2022: ReportIndian ultra-high net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) allocated around 6% of their investable wealth towards gold in 2022, second only to Austri...
- Deep dive into UHNWI investments portfolio with focus on Family officeThere is a preference for single opportunities that rank at par with institutional investors as opposed to blind pool private equity funds....
- Indian ultra-HNIs put 11 pc of investable wealth into art, jewellery, classic cars, othersAs per its Wealth Report 2022 released on Tuesday, about 29 per cent of Indian UHNWIs spent more on passion investments during 2021 compare...
- Number of ultra HNIs in India up 11% in 2021 at 13,637; India 3rd in billionaire population globallyIn its latest edition of The Wealth Report 2022, property consultant Knight Frank said the number of ultra-high-net-worth-individuals (UHNW...
- Indian UHNWIs allocated 29% of wealth towards purchase of residential property in 2021Globally, 21% of the ultra-wealthy are expected to purchase a home in 2022. The report further highlighted that on an average an Indian UHN...
- The pandemic effect: Ultra-wealthy Indians begin reassessing succession planningAround 30% UHNWIs Indians worried about 'transferring wealth to the next generation'.
- Number of ultra-high networth individuals to rise 63% to 11,198 in 5 years in India: ReportThe billionaires club in India is expected to increase significantly by 43 per cent to 162 by 2025 from the current 113 in 2020. The growth...
- Indian millionaires count to grow 63% over next five years: ReportIndia’s billionaire count to increase to 162 by 2025 from 113 now; one out of five Indian ultra-high networth individuals planning to buy a...
- India's super rich population to grow 73% over 5 years: ReportDespite the current slowdown in the economy, experts see strong long-term economic growth.
- What's causing sleepless nights for rich Indians? Not inheritance, but political uncertaintyThe issue of succession seems to have taken a backseat.
- India to see 1,000 UHNWIs joining millionaire club annuallyAccording to the latest Knight Frank Wealth Report, India houses 2 per cent of the world's millionaires (13.6 million) and 5 per cent of th...
- City Wealth Index: Mumbai ahead of Washington, Moscow, TorontoThe report tracks the growing super-rich population in 125 cities across 89 countries and provides perspective on the issues that are influ...
- Most of India's richest people prefer Mumbai as homeAt 1,094, Mumbai has the most ultra-high-networth individuals in India, followed by Delhi's 545.
- Most of India’s richest rich prefer Mumbai as homeAt 1,094, Mumbai has the most UHNWI in India, followed by Delhi's 545. The next decade will see the number increase to 2,243 in Mumbai and ...
- Indians to make up 5% of global super-rich by 2025: ReportIn the last 10 years, the billionaire count in India jumped nearly fourfold to 78, while the global growth was just 68 per cent at 1,919.
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