Hong Kong is growing in favor among the world’s richest individuals, if that is even possible, given that it has been favored by them for decades. Hong Kong is famous for, among other things, the highest per capita ownership of Rolls-Royce automobiles. The total population for the city is just over 7 million. The average per-square-foot price for prime real estate in the city is approximately $4,400.
Hong Kong is viewed as a vital economic center, made even more so by virtue of its serving as a financial gateway to the world's most important emerging market economy, China. Hong Kong's per capita gross domestic product, or GDP, per capita, is just over $45,000, making it the fourth most-individually productive city in the world. Hong Kong ranks high among the ultra-wealthy for quality of life, cultural opportunities, knowledge and influence, and as possibly the best place in the world to shop for virtually anything.
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