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The global perspective on prime property investment 16th edition — 2022 THE WEALTH REPORT 2022 16th edition Definitions and data How we chose our cover Editor HNWI High-net-worth Andrew Shirley individual – someone with a net worth of Deputy Editor US$1 million or more, including their primary residence. Flora Harley UHNWI Ultra-high-net-worth individual – someone with a net worth of US$30 million or more, including their primary residence. Global Head of Research Liam Bailey — Prime property The world is still enduring a period of significant disruption, so more than ever this year’s edition of The Wealth Report needed to cut through the confusion and offer clarity. Reflecting this, our cover concept builds on the notion of chaos and noise coming together seamlessly. We drew inspiration from nature – notably how starlings move together en masse in a murmuration creating wonderful organic shapes – and also from data and the digital world, a theme we discuss in the report. Helped by the subtle foiling effect, the reader’s eye is drawn to the QR code so they can continue their journey online. Written by Knight Frank Research The most desirable and most expensive property in a given location, generally defined as the top 5% of each market by value. Prime markets often have a significant international bias in terms of buyer profile. Thusal Bennett James Culley Lee Elliott The PIRI 100 – Now in its 15th year, the Knight Frank Prime International Residential Index tracks movements in luxury prices across the world’s top residential markets. The index, compiled using data from our research teams around the world, covers major financial centres, gateway cities and second-home hotspots – both coastal and rural – as well as leading luxury ski resorts. Kate Everett-Allen Patrick Gower An