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London, New York and Singapore top cities for capital, talent and decision-making

June 12, 2026

London is second only to New York when comparing size of retail market, international visitor appeal, affluence and growth potential London is second only to New York when comparing size of retail market, international visitor appeal, affluence and growth potential

 

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Companies’ talent-first location strategies are causing a swift evolution in how cities are evolving to capitalize on their talent pipelines and become prominent hubs in their own right, driving real estate requirements.

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