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FY26 saw a recovery in deal activity after two relatively subdued years.

Total reported deal value rose 13% and 16% over FY24 and FY25, respectively. Unlike prior years, activity was more evenly distributed, with no single transaction dominating the landscape

April 23, 2026: – Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report. According to Knight Frank’s Prime International Residential Index (PIRI) Tracker: How much prime property does USD 1mn buy? Monaco retains its position as the world’s most expensive prime residential city in 2025, where with USD 1 mn can buy just 16 square meters (sq m) of prime residential space, followed by Hong Kong (23 sq m) and Geneva (28 sq m). In comparison to that, in Mumbai USD 1 would be sufficient to purchase 96 sq m of prime residential real estate in 2025, dearer by 3% YoY from 99 sq m in 2024. In Delhi, one can purchase 205 sq m, also registering an increase in prices of 1.4% YoY from 208 sq m in 2024. Prime residential purchase in Bengaluru has risen the highest in this context by approximately 3.5% YoY from 370 sq m in 2024 to 357 sq m in 2025.

Hyderabad, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report. According to Knight Frank’s PRIME INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL INDEX (PIRI) Tracker: How much prime property does USD 1mn buy? Monaco retains its position as the world’s most expensive prime residential city in 2025, where with USD1 mn, one can purchase just 16 sq m of prime residential space, followed by Hong Kong (23 sq m) and Geneva (28 sq m).

Mumbai, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy, has unveiled the 20th edition of The Wealth Report 2026, reaffirming Mumbai’s position as the epicentre of India’s ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) population. The city accounts for 35.4% of India’s ultrawealthy, underscoring its continued leadership in wealth concentration and luxury real estate demand.

23rd April 2026 – Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report which reveals The Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index (KFLII) recorded a marginal -0.4% decline in 2025, signalling stabilisation after two years of broad correction across several collectible categories. Strength returned to segments focused on rarity, cultural significance and exceptional provenance, reflecting a more disciplined and selective global collector base.

Mumbai, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report 2026, which reveals a dramatic acceleration in global wealth creation despite substantial geopolitical uncertainty, concerns over rising interest rates and uneven economic performance. The world’s ultra-high-net-worth1 individual (UHNWI) population increased to 713,626 in 2026 adding 162,191 since 2021 when the population count was at 551,435 – adding an average of 89 new UHNWIs every day in the last five years.

Mumbai, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report which reveals a dramatic acceleration in global wealth creation despite substantial geopolitical uncertainty, concerns over rising interest rates and uneven economic performance. The world’s ultra-high-net-worth individual (UHNWI, USD 30m+) population increased by 162,191 between 2021 and 2026 – equivalent to 89 new UHNWIs every day – bringing the global total to 713,626.

Chennai, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy, in its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report 2026, highlighted that Chennai now accounts for 4.8% of India’s ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) population. This marks a rise from 1.3% in 2015 to 4.8% in 2025. On a global scale, the ultra-high-net-worth individual (UHNWI) population (USD 30 mn+) grew by 162,191 between 2021 and 2026—adding the equivalent of 89 new UHNWIs every day. This takes the total global UHNW population to 713,626.

Bengaluru, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report. According to Knight Frank’s Prime International Residential Index (PIRI) Tracker: How much prime property does USD 1mn buy?, Monaco retains its position as the world’s most expensive prime residential city in 2025, where with USD 1mn, one can purchase just 16 square meters (sq m) of prime residential space, followed by Hong Kong (23 sq m) and Geneva (28 sq m).