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Knight Frank Global Super-Prime Intelligence 2024 Q1 Report Summary

Market Performance

• Q1 2024 Sales: 426 sales of US$10 million+ properties across 11 markets, a decrease of 13.9% from Q1 2023 (482 sales) and the first quarterly decline since 2019.
• Year-on-year sales volume: decreased in all markets except Dubai.
• Annual sales (12 months to March 2024): 1,618 transactions, a 2.6% decrease from the prior year, the lowest annual total in three years.

Top Markets by Q1 Sales (2024)

1. Dubai: 105 sales (15% higher than New York)
2. New York: 56 sales
3. Palm Beach: 47 sales

Annual Sales Ranking (2024)

1. Dubai (397)
2. New York (209)
3. Hong Kong (132)
4. London (241)
5. Singapore (88)

Aggregate Value Analysis

• Q1 2024 Aggregate Value: US$8.0 billion, Knight Frank's second-highest quarterly performance on record.
• Annual Aggregate Value (12 months to March): US$30.5 billion, down 2.6% from the prior year.
• Dubai led in aggregate value with US$6.7 billion.

City-Specific Highlights:

• Dubai: Led both quarterly and annual rankings; sales remained strong despite global slowdown.
• New York: Maintained second place with 209 annual sales, though aggregate value decreased year-on-year.
• Hong Kong: Sales remained strong (132 annual), helping overall market stability.
• Europe: London and Geneva experienced year-on-year declines but remained significant contributors.

Key Findings

• The luxury market is facing a "slowdown," with the first quarterly decline in three years.
• The 2024 annual total marks the lowest annual sales in three years.
• Dubai's emergence as a hub supports global luxury activity.
• In Asia-Pacific, Hong Kong continues to lead, followed by Singapore.

Disclaimer

Knight Frank emphasizes these figures are based on publicly available information and may be subject to exchange rate fluctuations.