The annual Wealth Report, which will be jointly released by Douglas Elliman and Knight Frank in March, also projects prices could increase up to 7 percent in key luxury markets in 2021.
Source: Inman News
Global population of ultra-wealthy increased 2.4% in pandemic year
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