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Report: 54pc of HNW collectors plan to buy art in 2024

November 3, 2023

Crowds viewing art at Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland. Image: Art Basel, UBS Crowds viewing art at Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland. Image: Art Basel, UBS

 

By Staff reports

Fifty-four percent of high-net-worth collectors were planning to buy art over the next year, which was comparable to 2022.

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