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Ranked: The Fastest Growing Luxury Real Estate Markets

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Asia and the Middle East dominated the top 10 hottest luxury real estate markets in 2024, driven by rising affluence and foreign investment.

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Ranked: The Fastest Growing Luxury Real Estate Markets

Asia and the Middle East dominated the top 10 hottest luxury real estate markets in 2024, driven by rising affluence and foreign investment.

·New York, United States
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Asian Upstarts Lead the World in Luxury Real Estate

Newcomers Manila and Seoul top the global ranks for annual price gains, with erstwhile regional heavyweights Hong Kong and Singapore nowhere to be seen.  Some new entrants are entering the Asia Pacific luxury market, and the price gains they are evidencing potentially indicate that the traditional financial hubs in the region may be losing some of their hold in the HNW and UHNW spheres. Strong Gains A Visual Capitalist graphic released Tuesday, …

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Unpacking thriving/new markets and strategies to invest in the real estate sector

By Daniel Kontie As Ghana’s real estate sector evolves, developers are increasingly seeking opportunities beyond traditional investment options. Emerging markets present a wealth of opportunities for developers seeking to expand their horizons. These markets are driven by economic growth, infrastructure expansion, industrialization, foreign investment, diaspora influence, consumer demand etc. However, navigating these thriving and emerging marke…

·Accra, Ghana
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The Business & Financial Times broke the news in Accra, Ghana on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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