The Wealth Report 2010财富报告.pdfVIP

A G L O B A L P E R S P E C T I V E O N P R I M E R E S I D E N T I A L P R O P E R T Y A N D W E A L T H THE D EfINITIVE PRIME RESIDENTIAL BRIEfING NEW HIGH fOR CONTEMPORARY ART THE WORLD’S MOST INfLuENTIAL CITIES ASIA PACI fIC PRIME REAL ESTATE OuTLOOk fOCuS ON P ROPERTY MARkET INVESTMENT W HERE THE WEALTHY ARE INVESTING KNIGHT FRANK TERMS AND DEFINITIONS HNWI is an acronym for high-net-worth individual’, a person whose investible assets, excluding their principal residence, total between $1m and $10m. An UHNWI (ultra-high-net-worth individual) is a person whose investible assets, excluding their primary residence, are valued at between $10m and $100m-plus. The term ‘prime property’ equates to the most desirable, and normally most expensive, property in a defined location. Commonly, but not exclusively, prime property markets are areas where demand has a significant international bias. Exchange rates: unless otherwise stated these were calculated using the rate on Feb 1 2010. The Wealth Report 2010 Attitudes Survey: the participants of the survey comprised clients of Citi Private Bank. Survey conducted between 1 December 2009 and 31 January 2010. CONTRIBUTORS Prime, prestige, luxury – all labels applied to the top end of the residential property Written and edited by Andrew Shirley and Liam Bailey, Knight Frank LLP. For research a