Dubai quiets five places in no. 7 As the most expensive city in the world in Julius Baer’s Global Wealth Wealth and Lifestyle Report for 2025.
A report on the Swiss Swissly Femeland team called Dubai a “strong challenge” in traditional wealth bases, Monaco and Zurich.
The report marked the number of powerful people with people with high-net converting to the emirate, drawn by tax encouragement and lifestyle.
“Milliaires pressure transported in Dubai, which began during the epidemics, is predicted,” said the report.
Global Luxury Cost: Styles and Shifes
Singapore stayed the most expensive city in the third year world running, followed by London and Hong Kong. Nonvomously was the Fee of the list, Zurich, Zurich, Shanghai hurled two to six places. New York, Paris, Nmilan, surrounded the top 10, took up to 10 to ten spots.
For the first time, the amounts followed by a basket of luxurious goods crossed 2 percent, the Julius Baer described as historical, consumers raised twice as soon as consumer ratio.
Asian Pacific (Apac) States list. However, the region saw only a minimum price of 1 percent in the entire region in the district, making it the most stable of checked areas this year.
While Singapore and Hong Kong is the first and third, Bangkok and Tokyo make large leases, each rising six to 11 locationsth and 17threspectively. Manila fell to 23d despite 7.5 percent of the local coins.
Mumbai, Mumbai Financial Capital, moved to death. 20 worldwide. Despite India’s position as a rising area of economic, Mumbai continued to be cheaper with many services, especially travelers and travel. It was jointly expensive to Treadmill, but the cheapest one on the Lasik board.
Christian Cattiker, head of research, Julius Baer, commented: “Because of the ongoing uncertainty, differences, findings, the next year’s report will provide an interesting idea.”
The report showed that hotels costs are up to 10.3 percent of Singapore, and fall by 26.1 percent of Hong Kong.
London woke up after 26 percent.6 percent.
Julius Baer’s Lifestyle Indicator 25 by analyzing accommodation, cars, business class planes, school foods and other luxury. The Bank examined the relevant sizes with broad-sized household goods of US $ 1 million or more from February to March 2025.
