New Yorkwe weIt has once again become the most desirable city in the world for billionaires to live in for the first time in 7 years, with 119 people In this range of wealth locally, according to a survey conducted by Hurun Report, based in Shanghai.
According to the post issued on Tuesday the 26th, behind the city located in North America, it appears LondonIn the United kingdomwith 97 resident billionaires. Mumbaithe largest city in Indiain third place on the list (92), followed by Beijingin Chinawith 91 billionaires.
Sao Paulo It is the only Brazilian city in the rankings, at 17th on the list, and is the home address of 37 billionaires. The capital, Sao Paulo, is in the lead Los Angeles (31 billionaires), Seoul (31), and Tokyo (30). (See rankings of the 10 cities below)
The report also draws attention to the evolution of wealth. With the addition of 167 people, the number of billionaires in the world rose to 3,279.
China continues to lead the ranking, even after losing 155 billionaires, reaching 814 people with a fortune of no less than one billion dollars, followed by the United States and India. The ranking shows that Brazil is still in tenth place.
Learn about the cities with the largest number of billionaires in the world:
- New York, in the United States of America, has 119 billionaires;
- London, England, with 97 billionaires;
- Mumbai, India, with 92;
- Beijing, China, with 91;
- Shanghai, China, with 87;
- Shenzhen, China, with 84;
- Hong Kong, China, with 65;
- Moscow, Russia, with 59;
- New Delhi, India, with 57;
- San Francisco, in the United States of America, with 52.
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Source: Redacao Terra
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