Knight Frank has published the Prime Global Cities Index report for the third quarter of 2022.
Prime Global Cities Index tracks changes in prices for premium housing (5% of the market) in 45 cities around the world. Prices are not adjusted to inflation and calculated in local currency.
Numbers. In the third quarter of 2022, the average annual growth in prices for luxury real estate in 45 cities was 7.5%. For comparison, in the first quarter, annual growth was 10%. However, on a quarterly basis (from July to September), prices for luxury housing decreased in 19 cities out of 45. There were only nine such cities in the first quarter.
The outsiders. The annual decline in prices for luxury housing was recorded in seven cities around the world: Wellington (-18%), Frankfurt (-9.4%), Stockholm (-5.2%), Guangzhou (-2.5%), Jakarta (-2.2%), Vancouver (-1.7%) and Kuala Lumpur (-0.5%).
Source: Knight Frank Report
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