1、 EditionKnight Franks annual review of market trends in the global branded residences sectorGlobal Branded Residences Report This years Global Branded Residences Report confirms a market enjoying sustained growth despite significant recent economic turmoil.Liam Bailey,Knight Franks global head of re

2、search,argues that while the sector will face growing challenges as it matures,substantial opportunities will remain for developers and operatorsOur approach To assess the health of the market we have set out the key macro themes impacting demand for luxury residences including wealth,travel,and pro

3、perty trends.We then provide a review of the global branded residence pipeline,looking at areas for future growth,both by geography and market type.Finally,we have taken soundings from the industry with a range of expert interviews and case studies which provide qualitative insights to inform our an

4、alysis.Wealth creation will support the sector The global population of ultra-high-net-worth individuals(UHNWIs)declined by 3.8%in 2022 due to sharply higher interest rates and more challenging geopolitical conditions.However,more positive long-term trends mean that the population of UHNWIs is proje

5、cted to rise by 28.5%between 2022 and 2027.The US and China will contribute significantly to wealth creation,but other countries such as Canada,Australia,India,Germany,and the UK will also see substantial growth in the number of UHNWIs.At a regional level,growth will be led by Australasia,Asia,and t

6、he Middle East.Travel volumes are set to recover Hotel stays,a proxy for travel,dropped significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic but have been recovering steadily.Flight data highlights some regional differences,with Asia experiencing the slowest progress.However,global travel is forecast to excee