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Yup just check the list, top 40 cities important to UHNWI
1)London
2)New York
3)Hong Kong
4)Singapore
5)Shanghai
6)Miami
7)Paris
8)Dubai
9)Beijing
10)Zurich
11)Tokyo
12)Toronto
13)Geneva
14)Sydney
15)Taipei
16)Frankfurt
17)Moscow
18)Madrid
19)San Francisco
20)Vienna
21)Milan
22)Los Angeles
23)Jakarta
24)Munich
25)Amsterdam
26)Mumbai
27)Dublin
28)Johannesburg
29)Istanbul
30)Kuala Lumpur
31)Sao Paulo
32)Mexico City
33)Berlin
34)Washington DC
35)Boston
36)Cape Town
37)Auckland
38)Buenos Aires
39)Rio de Janeiro
40)Tel Aviv
Miami and Vegas have always been cities of the super rich and the poor, thats how life is in most countries. America's middle class is shrinking its sad to think but its mostly like your dirt poor or super rich these days not much in between. It's America's war on the middle class with taxes being too high.
That's pretty cute, coming from someone who has taken cheap shots at every single metro in the country. You're the textbook definition of "hater".
Don't confuse honesty with hate. I give credit where credit is due, sometimes though it can sting.
But what we have here is a ranking based on a multi-billionaire consultancy company and UAE50 still mad at Miami because we took 100USD from him and still didn't admit him into the club wanted, foaming at the mouth trying to discredit it.
Per Capita Income Monaco: $153,177
Miami-Dade: $23,304
Try again.
Basically.
According to SDPs own link, Miami only has 200 ultra high net worth individuals.
The Miami Metro probably has about 500-700, which is not bad, but less than Seattle, Atlanta, Dallas and Houston and Im certain less than Boston and Philadelphia.
So when we remove actual numbers and hard statistics, it's clear that Miami's greatest strength in the KnightFrank ranking is based perception and stereotypes of wealth advisors.
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Because there is no money to be made here, just spend. Miami is where the rich go and blow the money they made somewhere else. It's what we are, but enough do it from around the world to propel us to the 6th spot.
Cities with a more typical model (make some money, spend it) do much worse unless they are, well NYC. After all a CEO of some tech company in the Bay Area cannot have a primary residence here, but he can have a secondary one.
Thanks for not denying what I said? Including your claiming to be rich? Having rich parents and look down on those who work 9 to 5.
Correction...MIAMI BEACH NOT ALL MIAMI CITY for where the Rich go....as someone posted this sight YOU DID NOT ADDRESS? Jorge Perez | Related Group
Exerpts...below from above sight by a Miami developer
"While we are here to promote Miami, it is not yet a global city,” Perez said. “We are highly dependent on buyers from New York, Europe and South America. We have very few local buyers even for condos going for $500 a square foot.” Perez said Miami lacks a young, strong middle class and still has a hard time attracting Fortune 500 companies to open offices in the city.We have done a poor job attracting high-paying jobs in comparison to Atlanta or Houston,” Perez told the standing room only crowd. “We have a long way to go.”
1. New York City – 727,100 Millionaires
2. Los Angeles – 255,600 Millionaires
3. Chicago – 205,400 Millionaires
4. Washington, D.C. – 166,200 Millionaires
5. San Francisco – 142,600 Millionaires
I'm not sure if you guys are not capable of understanding or just don't want to understand. Let's just put it this way, Miami is 2nd in the USA, and 6th in the world, for how many UHNWI have a stake here. After New York, you're more likely to see a billionaire here than any other US city.
You keep posting lists of local industries and completely ignore the other UHNWI coming to set up a presence. Is it jealousy?
According to SDPs own link, Miami only has 200 ultra high net worth individuals.
The Miami Metro probably has about 500-700, which is not bad, but less than Seattle, Atlanta, Dallas and Houston and Im certain less than Boston and Philadelphia.
So when we remove actual numbers and hard statistics, it's clear that Miami's greatest strength in the KnightFrank ranking is based perception and stereotypes of wealth advisors.
I usually don't agree with you but I couldn't thank you enough. This guy has taken a jab at almost every city and metro that's more superior than Miami. Oh the jealousy
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