Where do the richest people in the world live?

According to Forbes magazine’s live listing, the the 10 richest people in the world It consists of Bernard Arnault, Elon Musk, Gautam Adani, Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, Larry Elison, Bill Gates, Mukesh Ambani, Carlos Slim Helu and Michael Bloomberg.

Their fortunes, higher than the $76.8 trillion, allow them to choose different locations to keep innovating in industries and increase their wealth. The United States is the country with the largest number of millionaires, with about 22 million people with more than one million dollars (8.8% of its adult population), which would mean 39.1% of the world total.

According to a study by the company Henley & Partners Group, the following cities are the most chosen by millionaires to live and work:

1) New York

345,600 millionaires live in the Big Apple, including 737 cents of millionaires (wealth of at least $100 million) and 59 billionaires. New York is the financial center of the United States and the richest city in the world, by various measures.

It is also home to the two largest stock exchanges in the world by market capitalization (the Dow Jones and the NASDAQ). More importantly, the total private wealth of the city’s residents exceeds $3 trillion, more than the total private wealth of most major G20 countries.

It should be noted that there are several affluent commuter towns located just outside of New York that also contain a great deal of high-end wealth. Among them are: Greenwich, Great Neck, Sands Point and Old Westbury.

2) Tokyo

The capital of Japan has 304,900 resident millionaires, including 263 penny millionaires and 12 billionaires. Its relatively low population of billionaires compared to most other cities in the top 20 shows that wealth is relatively evenly distributed in Tokyo, with the middle classes and lower-level millionaires controlling most of the city’s wealth. The major companies based in Tokyo are Honda, Hitachi, Mitsubishi, Softbank and Sony.

3) San Francisco Bay

The San Francisco Bay Area, which includes the city of San Francisco and Silicon Valley, is home to 276,400 millionaires, including 623 millionaires and 62 billionaires. Home to a large number of tech billionaires, Silicon Valley includes affluent cities like Atherton and Los Altos Hills. This area has steadily climbed the core millionaire list over the past decade and is expected to reach the top spot in 2040.

4) London

The richest city in the world for many years now has 272,400 millionaires, a figure that includes 406 millionaires and 38 billionaires. Houses and flats bordering London parks such as Hyde Park and Regents Park are particularly affluent.

London has seen a steady influx of millionaires over the past decade, many of whom have left the city for nearby towns such as Ascot, Beaconsfield, Bourne End, Bray, Cookham, Henley, Leatherhead, Maidenhead, Marlow, Taplow, Virginia Water, Weybridge and Windsor.

5) Singapore

Ranked fifth in the world, Singapore is Asia’s second-largest billionaire oasis, after Tokyo. Home to 249,800 millionaires, including 336 millionaires and 26 billionaires, the city-state is widely considered the most business-friendly city in the world and is a top destination for migrating millionaires.

6) Los Angeles

192,400 millionaires reside in this area, of which 393 cents and 34 billionaires. The key sectors are entertainment, information technology, retail and transportation.

7) Chicago

It is the largest inland city in the United States and is home to 160,100 millionaires, including 340 cents and 28 billionaires. It has a highly diversified economy that is strong in many key sectors. It is the hometown of 35 Fortune 500 companies, including McDonald’s and Boeing.

8) Houston

The city of Houston has 132,600 millionaires, with 314 cents millionaires and 25 billionaires. It is one of the cities in the world with the fastest growth of wealth in the last 20 years. It is also the leading US city in a number of key industries, including aeronautics, basic materials (oil and gas), biotechnology, and engineering.

9) Beijing

China’s capital city has 131,500 millionaire residents, of whom 363 cents are millionaires and a particularly large number of billionaires, 44. Only New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area rank higher on this measure. It is also home to the headquarters of most of China’s major companies.

10) Shanghai

It is the largest city in China, considered its financial capital, and is home to 130,100 millionaires, including 350 millionaires and 42 billionaires. The Shanghai Stock Exchange is the third largest in the world by market capitalization (after the Dow Jones and the NASDAQ).