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Which global cities are creating the best opportunities for investors, occupiers?

April 6, 2026

New York accounts for the largest chunk of luxury retail sales worldwide, alongside London, Paris and Los Angeles New York accounts for the largest chunk of luxury retail sales worldwide, alongside London, Paris and Los Angeles

 

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Cities are the engines of the global economy – and they are proving remarkably hard to derail. Despite tariffs, trade wars and geopolitical tension, cities continue to thrive.

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