财富报告2025(英)-Knight_Frank-2025_88页_10mb
报告摘要
Summary of The Wealth Report 2025
Global Perspective
- Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWIs): Global UHNWIs grew by 4.2% to over 100,000 people in 2024, with Africa and Asia being key growth regions. Wealth creation in Africa is fueled by its young population, rich resources, and improving infrastructure.
- Global Wealth Expansion: Total global wealth increased by 6.9% in 2024, with stronger growth in Asia, Latin America, Africa, and Australasia. Private capital demand for real estate remains high, with 44% of global family offices planning to increase allocations.
- Geopolitical and Economic Volatility: Rising geopolitical tensions, interest rate uncertainties, and slowing growth in Europe create challenges, but US economic resilience supports global demand for top-tier assets.
Private Property and Investment Trends
- Prime Property: Global prime residential prices rose 3.6%, driven by markets in the Middle East, Latin America, and Asia (e.g., Seoul at 18.4% growth). Sunbelt and ski destinations outperformed cities in 2024.
- Commercial Real Estate: Investment volumes rebounded 8% year-on-year despite challenges, with logistics and living sectors leading demand. ESG considerations remain crucial, particularly in operational real estate.
- Family Offices: 44% of family offices plan to increase real estate exposure in 2025. Living, logistics, and luxury residential top sectors in demand. Generational shifts in decision-making impact investment strategies.
Wealth Sizing and Geographic Shifts
- Emerging Markets: Africa is poised to outperform with rapid wealth creation, while Asia and North America continue as dominant forces. Latin America shows significant growth in UHNW populations.
- US Wealth Leadership: The US remains the largest wealth hub, with nearly 40% of global UHNWIs. Regulatory responses may increase, following trends in other countries.
Collectibles and Luxury Investments
- Collectibles Performance: Sales in fine art, wine, and whisky declined in 2024. NFTs, rare sneakers, and Pokémon cards drove interest among younger investors.
- Luxury Assets: Sales of yachts (US$3.6 billion) and art (US$1.2 billion) decreased slightly but remain strong in exclusive segments. Online platforms democratize access to luxury collectibles.
Investment Risks and Opportunities
- Market Volatility: Uncertainty persists regarding interest rate cuts, inflation, and geopolitical tensions. Investment volumes in property markets are slowing but sustained interest in real estate remains high.
- Digital Nomads: Increased mobility and remote work shift residential preferences. Countries like Portugal, Singapore, and Thailand are introducing digital nomad visa schemes.
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