Top 20 cities for the world’s super rich

How many millionaires, centimillionaires, and billionaires live in the world’s wealthiest cities?While such metrics are not all encompassing, these measurements of private wealth do help put the financial health and economic activity of some of the world’s wealthiest cities in perspective.This infographic uses information from the Henley Global Citizens Report, in partnership with New World Wealth, to rank the world’s wealthiest cities. It leverages a comprehensive data set that tracks the movements and spending habits of high-net-worth individuals in over 150 cities around the world.Which cities and regions have the biggest concentrations of millionaires around the world, each with a net worth greater than $1 million (USD)?
Millionaires and Billionaires in the Wealthiest Cities
In the latest edition of the ranking, North America has a strong showing with seven of the wealthiest cities, by number of millionaires.
In particular, the United States claims five of the cities in the top 10, including the very top spot with New York City.

Rank	City	Country	Millionaires	Billionaires
#1	New York	United States	345,600	59
#2	Tokyo	Japan	304,900	12
#3	San Francisco	United States	276,400	62
#4	London	United Kingdom	272,400	38
#5	Singapore	Singapore	249,800	26
#6	Los Angeles	United States	192,400	34
#7	Chicago	United States	160,100	28
#8	Houston	United States	132,600	25
#9	Beijing	China	131,500	44
#10	Shanghai	China	130,100	42
#11	Sydney	Australia	129,500	16
#12	Hong Kong	China (SAR)	125,100	28
#13	Frankfurt	Germany	117,400	14
#14	Toronto	Canada	116,100	17
#15	Zurich	Switzerland	105,100	12
#16	Seoul	South Korea	102,100	25
#17	Melbourne	Australia	97,300	12
#18	Dallas	United States	92,300	18
#19	Geneva	Switzerland	90,300	16
#20	Paris	France	88,600	15
Top 20 Cities			3,259,600	543

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