Hurun Report today released the Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List - a ranking of the Real Estate billionaires found in the world.
HURUN REPORT FINDS 256 REAL ESTATE BILLIONAIRES ON PLANET, UP 17
CHINA LED WITH 54%, FOLLOWED BY USA 13% AND UK 7%
WITH US$33BN, DOWN US$4BN, XU JIAYIN (62) IS WORLD’S RICHEST REAL ESTATE TYCOON
HONG KONG (26) IS THE GLOBAL CAPITAL FOR REAL ESTATE BILLIONAIRES, FOLLOWED BY GUANGZHOU (18) AND SHENZHEN WITH (17). GREATER BAY AREA HAS 70.
SHARED OFFICE SPACE UPS AND DOWNS. MARK DIXON, OF REGUS, SAW WEALTH UP 64% TO US$1.8BN. ADAM NEUMANN, 40, OF WEWORK WAS BIGGEST LOSER, DOWN 80% TO US$1.3BN.
DONALD TRUMP DOWN 4 TO 86th PLACE WITH US$3BN
CHINESE DEVELOPERS DONATED US$300MN TO HELP THE FIGHT AGAINST CORONAVIRUS
MUMBAI-BASED NIRANJAN HIRANANDANI, 68, OF HIRANANDANI COMMUNITIES TRIPLES WEALTH TO US$3.9BN
39 NEW FACES, LED BY AUSTRIAN DEVELOPER RENE BENKO (42) OF SIGNA HOLDING WITH US$5BN
19 WOMEN
8 UNDER 45YRS
35 IMMIGRANT BILLIONAIRES, LED SINGAPORE WITH 10 AND UK WITH 6
WORLD’S LARGEST RICH LIST PROVIDER RELEASES HURUN REAL ESTATE GLOBAL RICH LIST 2020
(20 March 2020, Shanghai, China) The Hurun Research Institute today released the Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List 2020, a ranking of the billionaires in the world, whose main business is in real estate. This is the second year of the ranking and is a sublist of the Hurun Global Rich List series, released on 26 February 2020.
Overall it has been a good year for real estate billionaires. 167 saw their wealth rise, of which 39 were new faces. 50 were down and there 24 drop-offs. 39 had the same wealth as last year.
80% are self-made. Of the 20% that inherited fortunes, two thirds have since gone on to grow it eg Donald Trump.
Rupert Hoogewerf, Chairman and Chief Researcher of Hurun Report, said, “Overall it has been a good year for world’s biggest real estate entrepreneurs. The slowdown in the Chinese economy last year did not seem to have had much of an impact on China’s largest developers. The coronavirus outbreak, however, forced several of the leading Chinese developers to start selling homes online, with Evergrande leading the way.”
Top 10 Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List 2020
Rank | Name | Net Worth US$bn | % change | Main Company | Age | Country of Residence |
1- | Xu Jiayin | 33 | -11% | Evergrande | 62 | China |
2- | Li Ka-shing | 28 | -3% | Cheung Kong | 92 | China |
3 î | Lee Shau Kee | 27 | 0% | Henderson Land | 92 | China |
4- | Yang Huiyan & Family | 27 | 17% | Country Garden | 39 | China |
5 î | Donald Bren | 17 | 0% | Irvine Company | 87 | USA |
5 î | Henry Cheng Kar-shun & family | 17 | 0% | Chow Tai Fook | 72 | China |
5 î | Hugh Grosvenor | 17 | 0% | Grosvenor | 29 | UK |
5 î | Joseph Lau Luen Hung & family | 17 | 6% | Chinese Estates | 69 | China |
5 î | Wang Jianlin & family | 17 | 0% | Wanda | 66 | China |
10* | Yao Zhenhua | 16 | 14% | Baoneng | 50 | China |
Source: Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List 2020
Xu Jiayin, 62, of Shenzhen-based Evergrande, topped the list with US$33bn. Evergrande last year sold US$86bn of homes, totalling 58 million square meters. During the coronavirus outbreak, Evergrande started selling homes online, with customers in a three-day campaign subscribing for 47,500 houses with a total value of US$8bn. Evergrande ranked 20th in the Hurun China 500 Most Valuable Private Companies 2019 with a with a valuation of US$31.6 billion.
Li Ka-shing, 92, was in second with US$28bn. Cheung Kong's market value is US$21, and in the first half of last year, completed a cumulative sales of US$5bn and profits of US$2bn.
HK-based Lee Shau Kee, 92, of Henderson Development tied for 3rd place with US$27bn. In the first half of last year, Henderson Land completed sales US$1.1bn.
Foshan-based Yang Huiyan & family, 39, tied for 3rd place with US$27bn. Yang is the only woman in the Top 10, inheriting her wealth from her father Yang Guoqiang, who is still chairman of the company. Country Garden's sales last year increased to US$100bn, making it the largest developer by sales in the world. Country Garden ranked 23rd among Hurun China 500 Most Valuable Private Companies 2019 with a value of US$30.6bn.
Donald Bren, 87, of Irvine Company, is the richest Non-Chinese real estate billionaire with US$17bn. Bren grew the Irvine Company into a multi-billion-dollar real estate empire and become an owner of a 93,000-acre ranch. Irvine Company owns and operates a collection of residential, office and retail properties throughout California.
Hugh Grosvenor, 29, of Grosvenor, is the youngest real estate billionaire in the world with a wealth of US$17bn. The Grosvenor group spans 300 acres of Mayfair and Belgravia in central London, Eaton Hall in Cheshire and investments in 60 cities throughout the world.
Henry Cheng Kar-shun & family, 71, of HK-based real estate developer New World, tied for 5th with US$17bn. New World's revenue in the second half of last year was US$4.3bn, generating profits of US$500mn.
Joseph Lau Luen Hung & family, 69, of HK-based Chinese Estates, tied for 5th with US$17bn. The core business of Chinese Estate includes investment property leasing and property development & sales.
Beijing-based Wang Jianlin & family, 66, tied for 5th with US$17bn. Wanda Commercial's operating income in 2019 hit US$5.7bn, led by the openings of 43 of their flagship Wanda Plaza. Last year, Wanda joined forces with Tencent to create a digital shopping mall.
Shenzhen-based Yao Zhenhua, 50, broke into the Top 10 with US$16bn. Baoneng focuses on three major product lines of science & technology parks, urban complexes and international business districts. They have developed a series of high-quality projects in key cities across the country.
Where they live.
By country, China topped the list with 139 billionaires (55%), followed by USA with 34 (13%) and UK with 17 (7%). By wealth, China dominated with 60% of total wealth generated.
By city, Hong Kong led with 26 billionaires. New York was the only non-China city to make the Top 5.
Real Estate Billionaires by City and Country of Residence
City | No. of Billionaires | Country | No. of Billionaires | Total wealth US$bn | |||
1- | Hong Kong | 26 | 1- | Greater China | 139 | 586 | |
2↑ | Guangzhou | 18 | 2- | USA | 34 | 124 | |
3↓ | Shenzhen | 17 | 3- | UK | 17 | 71 | |
4↓ | Beijing | 16 | 4- | Singapore | 11 | 29 | |
5↑ | New York | 15 | 5- | India | 9 | 25 | |
6↓ | London | 14 | 6- | Australia | 7 | 20 | |
7↓ | Shanghai | 11 | 6- | Russia | 7 | 16 | |
7- | Singapore | 11 | 8↓ | Canada | 6 | 18 | |
9* | Moscow | 7 | 9* | Brazil | 3 | 4 | |
10* | Hangzhou | 6 | 9- | Japan | 3 | 8 | |
10- | Foshan | 6 | 11↓ | Switzerland | 2 | 4 | |
10* | Fuzhou | 6 | 11↓ | UAE | 2 | 10 | |
10* | Mumbai | 6 | 11↓ | Indonesia | 2 | 3 | |
11↑ | Israel | 2 | 7 |
Source: Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List 2020
↑ Rank increase yoy ↓ Rank decrease yoy - No Rank change yoy * New to Top 10
Greater China: the region is the world’s absolute No. 1 with 139 Real Estate Billionaires. The combined net worth of the Chinese real estate billionaires was US$586bn, or 61% of total wealth. Led by Hong Kong, 8 Chinese cities make the Top 10 and 16 the Top 30. Average age 61, three years younger than the average of the Hurun Global Rich List. Xu Jiayin of Evergrande is the wealthiest real estate billionaire in the world with US$33bn, albeit down 11% on last year.
The USA is second behind China with 34 real estate billionaires. Their combined wealth was US$124bn. New York has the highest concentration of billionaires with 15, followed by Los Angeles and Newport Beach with 2 each. The average age of US real estate billionaires is 75, 11 years higher than the average age of the global list. With US$17bn, Donald Bren of Irvine Company is the richest real estate tycoon in the USA.
The UK grabbed third place with 17 real estate billionaires. London is the undisputed city of choice for 14 of them. UK billionaires have a combined wealth of US$71bn. The average age of real estate billionaires in the UK is 68. London is the real estate capital of the UK. Four of the UK real estate billionaires are sixth generation or more, led by Hugh Grosvenor.
Singapore secured fourth place with 11 billionaires. The combined net wealth of Singapore real estate billionaires was US$29.3bn and their average age was 70, six years higher than the average age of the global list. With US$6bn each, brothers Philip Ng and Robert Ng of Far East are the richest real estate Singaporeans.
India was fifth with 9 real estate billionaires. The combined wealth of the Indian real estate billionaires is US$25bn. Average age is 61. Mumbai is the preferred hub for most Indian billionaires followed by Bengaluru. With US$5.1bn, Rajiv Singh of DLF is the wealthiest Indian real estate tycoon followed by Jitendra Virwani (US$4.3bn) of Embassy Property Developments and Niranjan Hiranandani (US$3.9bn) of Hiranandani Communities.
Australia made it to 6th with 7 real estate billionaires. Sydney is the real estate capital of the country with 4 living there. Average age 80. The combined net wealth of Australian real estate billionaires is US$19.6bn. With US$9.1bn, Harry Triguboff of Meriton is the wealthiest real estate Australian. All are self-made.
Russia shared 6th place with Australia, with 7 real estate billionaires. All are self-made. Moscow is the real estate capital and home for all of them. The combined wealth of the Russian billionaires comes to US$16.4bn. With US$3.1bn Zarakh Iliev and God Nisanov of Kievskaya Ploschad are the richest Russian real estate billionaires.
Canada dropped to 8th position, with 6 real estate billionaires. Toronto and Montreal are Canada’s real estate billionaire capitals. The combined wealth of the Canadian real estate billionaires was US$17.7bn. The average age was 70. Naomi Azrieli is the richest real estate billionaire in Canada with US$5.8bn.
Brazil shared 9th place with Japan, with 3 real estate billionaires. All are self-made. The combined wealth of the Brazilian billionaires came to US$4.4bn. With US$1.7bn Rubens Menin Teixeira de Souza is the richest Brazilian real estate billionaire.
Japan shared the 9th position with 3 real estate billionaires. Tokyo is the real estate hub for Japan. The combined wealth of real estate billionaires was US$7.8bn. The average age was 79. Akira Mori of Mori Trust is the wealthiest real estate Japanese in the world with US$3.7bn.
Biggest Gainers
Sun Hongbin added US$5.2bn, the most of any real estate tycoon on this year’s list, to take him up 13 places to 13th. Wu Yajun added US$4.3bn and Yang Huiyan added US$4bn.
Niranjan Hiranandani (68) of India-based Hiranandani Communities was the fastest gainer, more than tripling his wealth to US$3.9bn.
Rajiv Singh of India's largest real estate company DLF Group saw his wealth double to US$5.1bn
Mark Dixon, 60, of Regus saw wealth up 64% to US$1.8bn, after WeWork abandoned its initial public offering.
Austrian Rene Benko, 42, is the highest new entry, with US$5bn. The son of a local government employee and nursery school teacher, Benko dropped out of school to set up what is today Signa in 1999.
Youngest
There were 8 under the age of 45, led by Hugh Grosvenor, aged 29.
Age | Name | Net Worth US$bn | Main Company | Country of Residence |
29 | Hugh Grosvenor | 17 | Grovenor | UK |
37 | Adam Kwok Kai-fai | 7.8 | Sun Hung Kai | China |
39 | Hu Xingrong | 1.4 | Doof | China |
39 | Yang Huiyan | 27 | Country Garden | China |
40 | Adam Neumann | 1.3 | WeWork | USA |
42 | Rene Benko | 5 | Signa Holding | Austria |
44 | Yi Rubo | 2.6 | Zhongall | China |
45 | Li Wenbin | 4.5 | Junfa | China |
Source: Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List 2020
Largest real estate companies
By market cap, Sun Hung Kai led the way with US$41bn valuation. By revenues Evergrande and Country Garden led with US$67bn and US$54bn.
Company | Market Cap US$bn | Revenues US$bn | City | |
1 | Sun Hung Kai | 41 | 11 | Hong Kong |
2 | Public Storage | 39 | 2.9 | California |
3 | Simon Property | 31 | 5.7 | Indiana |
4 | Evergrande | 30 | 67 | Shenzhen |
5 | Country Garden | 29 | 54 | Foshan |
6 | Longfor | 28 | 17 | Beijing |
7 | Sunac | 26 | 18 | Beijing |
8 | Henderson Land | 23 | 2.9 | Hong Kong |
9 | Cheung Kong | 22 | 6.4 | Hong Kong |
10 | Boston Properties | 19 | 3 | Boston |
Source: Hurun Research 2020
Stats
No. of Billionaires | % of Hurun Global Rich List | Richest person | Company | No. 1 Wealth US$bn | |
2015 | 280 | 13.4% | Li Ka-shing | Cheung Kong | 32 |
2016 | 267 | 12.2% | Wang Jianlin & family | Wanda | 26 |
2017 | 213 | 9.4% | Wang Jianlin & family | Wanda | 30 |
2018 | 245 | 9.1% | Xu Jiayin | Evergrande | 41 |
2019 | 239 | 9.8% | Xu Jiayin | Evergrande | 37 |
2020 | 256 | 9.1% | Xu Jiayin | Evergrande | 33 |
Source: Hurun Research
Points of interest
1. 19 women made the list, 7% of the total. Wu Yajun, 56, & family of Longfor is the Number One self-made women with US$14.1bn, up 44%. Wu’s ex-husband Cai Kui also made the list with US$8.2bn.
2. Donald Trump came in at 86th place with US$3bn, mainly on the back of his New York real estate and golf courses.
3. China senior political appointments. Of the 139 China real estate entrepreneurs, 28 are delegates to the National People's Congress or members of the CPPCC.
7 are delegates to the 13th NPC: Shi Guilu, Lin Tengjiao, Yang Keng, Yan Zhi, Chen Jinshi, Lin Longan and Li Xiaolin.
21 are members of the 13th CPPCC: Xu Jiayin, Victor Li (son of Li Ka-shing), Peter Lee (son of Lee Shau Kee), Yang Guoqiang (father of Yang Huiyan), Xu Rongmao, Guo Binglian, Ji Haipeng, Ou Zongrong, Chen Hongtian, Zhu Dingjian, Zhang Li, Lin Dingqiang, Pan Sutong, Tu Huilong, Zhang Songqiao, Liu Zhiqiang, Zhai Meiqing, Xu Jiankang, Gong Junlong, Luo Yuping and Zhang Guiping.
4. Philanthropy. 32 made combined donations of US$1bn last year, according to the Hurun China Philanthropy List 2019.
Peter Gilgan Foundation donated US$100 million to The Hospital for Sick Children. This is the largest single gift ever to SickKids. Together with donations made to other hospitals and health-care organizations to date, this makes Peter Gilgan and the Peter Gilgan Foundation the largest benefactor to health care in Canada.
Lang Walker of Walker Corp donated US$26mn to Western Sydney University for the Macarthur Medical Research Centre – a dynamic hub for medical education and research that will transform Campbelltown Hospital into an internationally engaged research precinct and foster greater scientific, clinical and industry collaborations.
5. Cashing out. Chinese real estate developers were the most successful at cashing out, according to the Hurun Cash Out Rich List 2019.
6. Brands. 14 had real estate brands on the Hurun Most Valuable Chinese Brands 2019: Evergrande, Country Garden, Longfor, Sunac, Wanda, Fortune Land Development, Shimao, Century Golden Resources, Logan Property, Agile, Excellence, R & F, Xuhui and Yango.
7. Social media. Donald Trump is the runaway leading real estate billionaire on social media. In China it was Pan Shiyi & Zhang Xin of SOHO China with the most Weibo followers, with 20 million and 10 million respectively; Sun Hongbin of Sunac, Zhang Baoquan & Wang Qiuyang of Jindian have half a million followers on Weibo. Wang Jianlin's son Wang Sicong has more than 42 million Weibo followers.
8. Real estate was the main source of wealth for 9.6% of the Hurun Global Rich List 2020, coming in second behind TMT, followed by Manufacturing and Investments.
9. Jitu Verwani, 53, listed his flagship holding Embassy Property with a market cap of US$4bn. This was the first REIT listing in India
Hurun Global Real Estate Rich List 2020
Rank | Rank Change | Name | Net Worth US$Bn | % change | Main Company | Age | Country of Residence | City of Residence |
1 | 0 | Xu Jiayin | 33 | -11% | Evergrande | 62 | China | Guangzhou |
2 | 0 | Li Ka-shing | 28 | -3% | Cheung Kong | 92 | China | Hong Kong |
3 | 1 | Yang Huiyan & Family | 27 | 17% | Country Garden | 39 | China | Foshan |
3 | 0 | Lee Shau Kee | 27 | 0% | Henderson Land | 92 | China | Hong Kong |
5 | 5 | Joseph Lau Luen Hung & Family | 17 | 6% | Chinese Estates | 69 | China | Hong Kong |
5 | 1 | Hugh Grosvenor | 17 | 0% | Grosvenor | 29 | UK | London |
5 | 1 | Wang Jianlin & Family | 17 | 0% | Wanda | 66 | China | Beijing |
5 | 1 | Henry Cheng Kar-shun & Family | 17 | 0% | Chow Tai Fook | 72 | China | Hong Kong |
5 | 1 | Donald Bren | 17 | 0% | Irvine Company | 87 | USA | Newport Beach |
10 | 1 | Yao Zhenhua | 16 | 14% | Baoneng | 50 | China | Shenzhen |
11 | 1 | Xu Rongmao & Family | 15 | 15% | Shimao | 70 | China | Hong Kong |
12 | 5 | Wu Yajun & Family | 14.1 | 44% | Longfor | 56 | China | Beijing |
13 | 13 | Sun Hongbin | 12.5 | 71% | Sunac | 57 | China | Tianjin |
14 | -1 | Kwong Siu Hing | 11.6 | -3% | Sun Hung Kai | 91 | China | Hong Kong |
15 | 2 | Peter Woo Kwong-ching & Bessie Pao Pui Yung | 10.9 | 11% | Wheelock | 74 | China | Hong Kong |
16 | 4 | Pham Nhat Vuong | 10.6 | 28% | Vingroup | 51 | Vietnam | Hanoi |
17 | -1 | Stephen Ross | 10 | 0% | Related Companies | 79 | USA | New York |
18 | -3 | Lu Zhiqiang & Family | 9.6 | -13% | Oceanwide | 68 | China | Beijing |
19 | 0 | Harry Triguboff | 9.1 | 2% | Mir Investments | 85 | Australia | Sydney |
20 | -7 | Majid Al Futtaim | 8.9 | -26% | Majid Al Futtaim | - | UAE | Dubai |
21 | 18 | Li Hua | 8.8 | 69% | Excellence | 54 | China | Shenzhen |
22 | 1 | Charles Cadogan & Family | 8.7 | 10% | Cadogan Estate | 82 | UK | London |
23 | 7 | Ji Haipeng & Family | 8.6 | 32% | Logan Property | 53 | China | Shenzhen |
24 | 10 | Cai Kui & Family | 8.2 | 39% | Longfor | 59 | China | Hong Kong |
25 | -4 | Raymond Kwok & Family | 8 | -1% | Sun Hung Kai | 68 | China | Hong Kong |
26 | -4 | Adam Kwok Kai-fai & Family | 7.8 | -3% | Sun Hung Kai | 37 | China | Hong Kong |
27 | -1 | Simon Reuben | 7.6 | 4% | Global Switch | 75 | UK | London |
27 | -1 | David Reuben | 7.6 | 4% | Global Switch | 77 | UK | London |
27 | -3 | Chen Lihua | 7.6 | 1% | Fu Wah | 79 | China | Beijing |
30 | 2 | John A Sobrato & Family | 7.5 | 17% | Sobrato Development | 80 | USA | Atherton |
31 | -6 | Wang Wenxue | 7.4 | 0% | Fortune Land Development | 53 | China | Langfang |
32 | -3 | Radovan Vitek & Family | 6.4 | -6% | CPI Property | 49 | Czech Republic | Prague |
33 | 34 | Wang Zhenhua & Wang Xiaosong | 6.1 | 74% | Xincheng | 58, 33 | China | Shanghai |
34 | 1 | Robert Ng | 6 | 3% | Far East | 67 | Singapore | Singapore |
34 | 1 | Philip Ng | 6 | 3% | Far East | - | Singapore | Singapore |
36 | -3 | Richard Lefrak & Family | 5.9 | -6% | Lefrak Organization | 74 | USA | New York |
37 | 17 | Naomi Azrieli & Family | 5.8 | 49% | Azrieli | 54 | Canada | Montreal |
37 | -2 | Hazel Czernin | 5.8 | 0% | Howard De Walden Estate | 85 | UK | London |
39 | 11 | Edward Roski Jr | 5.7 | 36% | Majestic Reality | 81 | USA | Los Angeles |
40 | 54 | Huang Chulong | 5.5 | 104% | Galaxy | 62 | China | Shenzhen |
40 | 1 | Wendy Lee & Family | 5.5 | 10% | Sun Hung Kai | - | China | Hong Kong |
40 | -2 | Tong Jinquan | 5.5 | 4% | Changfeng | 65 | China | Shanghai |
43 | -1 | Ou Zongrong & Family | 5.3 | 8% | Zhenro | 56 | China | Shanghai |
44 | 0 | Tamara Gustavson & Family | 5.2 | 11% | Public Storage | 58 | USA | Malibu |
45 | 60 | Rajiv Singh | 5.1 | 104% | DLF | 60 | India | New Delhi |
45 | -1 | Chen Hongtian & Family | 5.1 | 9% | Cheung Kei | 61 | China | Shenzhen |
47 | new | Rene Benko | 5 | new | Signa Holding | 42 | Austria | Innsbruck |
47 | 0 | Ted Lerner | 5 | 11% | Lerner Enterprise | 93 | USA | Maryland |
49 | 45 | Lin Zhong & Family | 4.8 | 78% | Xuhui | 52 | China | Shanghai |
50 | 0 | Zhu Mengyi & Family | 4.6 | 10% | Hopson | 61 | China | Guangzhou |
51 | 18 | Kwek Leng Beng & Family | 4.5 | 32% | City Development | 78 | Singapore | Singapore |
51 | 2 | Li Wenbin & Family | 4.5 | 10% | Junfa | 45 | China | Kunming |
53 | 18 | Jitendra Virwani | 4.3 | 30% | Embassy Property Developments | 53 | India | Bengaluru |
53 | 14 | Teddy Sagi | 4.3 | 23% | Market Tech Holdings | 47 | Israel | Tel Aviv |
53 | -4 | Miao Shouliang | 4.3 | 0% | Fuyuan | 65 | China | Shenzhen |
53 | -5 | Ken Chu & Family | 4.3 | -2% | Mission Hills | 46 | China | Shenzhen |
57 | 94 | Peter Gilgan | 4.2 | 147% | Mattamy Homes | 69 | Canada | Toronto |
57 | -7 | Lin Chang Su-E & Family | 4.2 | 0% | Liberty Times | - | Chinese Taipei | Taipei |
59 | 1 | Leonard Stern | 4.1 | 11% | Hartz Mountain Industries | 81 | USA | New York |
59 | -5 | Huang Rulun & Family | 4.1 | 5% | Century Golden Resources | 69 | China | Beijing |
61 | 2 | Yakir Gabay | 4 | 11% | Aroundtown Property | 52 | UK | London |
62 | 148 | Niranjan Hiranandani | 3.9 | 255% | Hiranandani Communities | 68 | India | Mumbai |
62 | -2 | Sheldon Solow | 3.9 | 5% | Solow Projects | 91 | USA | New York |
62 | -18 | Jerry Speyer | 3.9 | -17% | Tishman Speyer | 79 | USA | New York |
65 | 12 | Chen Hua & Family | 3.8 | 23% | Kingkey | 54 | China | Shenzhen |
65 | -5 | Donald Sterling | 3.8 | 3% | Los Angeles Clippers | 85 | USA | Beverly Hills |
67 | -4 | Akira Mori & Family | 3.7 | 3% | Mori Trust | 83 | Japan | Tokyo |
68 | 3 | Pan Shiyi & Zhang Xin | 3.6 | 9% | SOHO China | 57, 55 | China | Beijing |
68 | 3 | Huang Wei & Li Ping | 3.6 | 9% | XinHu | 61, - | China | Hangzhou |
68 | 3 | Zhang Li & Zhang Liang | 3.6 | 9% | R&F | 67, 38 | China | Guangzhou |
68 | -5 | Geng Jianming & Yang Xiaoqing | 3.6 | 0% | RiseSun | 58, - | China | Langfang |
72 | 10 | Lin Hongxiu & Family | 3.5 | 17% | RongQiao | 69 | China | Fuzhou |
72 | -1 | Igor Olenicoff | 3.5 | 6% | Olen Properties | 76 | USA | Lighthouse Point |
74 | 40 | Su Suyu & Family | 3.4 | 48% | Lianmei | 72 | China | Shantou |
74 | 35 | Lin Dingqiang & Family | 3.4 | 42% | Kamfei | 54 | China | Fuzhou |
74 | -5 | Edwin Leong | 3.4 | 0% | Tai Hung Fai | 68 | China | Hong Kong |
77 | 42 | Erik Selin | 3.3 | 50% | Fastighets AB Balder | 52 | Sweden | Goteberg |
77 | 5 | Lin Hong-Nan & Family | 3.3 | 10% | Hung Tai | 53 | Chinese Taipei | Taipei |
79 | 15 | Huang Chaoyang | 3.2 | 19% | SCE | 54 | China | Hong Kong |
79 | -3 | Zhou Zerong | 3.2 | 0% | Kingold | 66 | China | Shenzhen |
81 | 9 | Bradley Wayne Hughes | 3.1 | 11% | Public Storage | 86 | USA | Lexington |
81 | -4 | Wei Shaojun & Family | 3.1 | 0% | Longjitaihe | 57 | China | Baoding |
81 | -4 | Jeff Greene | 3.1 | 0% | Investments | 65 | USA | Palm Beach |
81 | -27 | God Nisanov | 3.1 | -21% | Kievskaya Ploschad | 47 | Russia | Moscow |
81 | -27 | Zarakh Iliev | 3.1 | -21% | Kievskaya Ploschad | 53 | Russia | Moscow |
86 | 46 | Richard Livingstone | 3 | 50% | London and Regional Properties | 55 | UK | London |
86 | 46 | Ian Livingstone | 3 | 50% | London and Regional Properties | 57 | UK | London |
86 | 38 | Shi Guilu & Family | 3 | 43% | Rongmin | 55 | China | Xian |
86 | 1 | Sergie Gordeev | 3 | 3% | PIK Group | 47 | Russia | Moscow |
86 | 1 | Herbert Simon | 3 | 3% | Simon Property | 85 | USA | Indianapolis |
86 | -4 | Donald Trump | 3 | 0% | Trump Organization | 72 | USA | New York |
86 | -9 | Mangal Prabhat Lodha | 3 | -3% | Lodha | 64 | India | Mumbai |
93 | 117 | Zhang Songqiao | 2.9 | 164% | Zhongyu Industry | 56 | China | Hong Kong |
93 | 79 | Tu Huilong | 2.9 | 93% | Haiya Commercial | 61 | China | Shenzhen |
93 | 58 | Cen Zhaoxiong & Li Yiping | 2.9 | 71% | Age Gardens | 50 | China | Guangzhou |
93 | 1 | Huang Wenzai | 2.9 | 7% | Star River | 67 | China | Guangzhou |
93 | -3 | Huang Maoru & Zhang Jing | 2.9 | 4% | Maoye | 55 | China | Shenzhen |
93 | -30 | Pan Sutong | 2.9 | -19% | Goldin Properties | 57 | China | Hong Kong |
99 | 25 | Li Silian | 2.8 | 33% | R&F | 63 | China | Guangzhou |
99 | 6 | Carlo Fidani | 2.8 | 12% | Fidani & Sons | 65 | Canada | Toronto |
99 | -5 | Elijah Widjaja | 2.8 | 4% | Bund Center | 64 | China | Shanghai |
99 | -5 | Law Kar Po | 2.8 | 4% | Lobo Investment | 71 | China | Hong Kong |
99 | -5 | Larry Silverstein | 2.8 | 4% | Silverstein Properties | 88 | USA | New York |
99 | -9 | Chandru Raheja & family | 2.8 | 0% | K Raheja | 79 | India | Mumbai |
99 | -9 | Chen Yung-Tai | 2.8 | 0% | Aurora | 84 | Chinese Taipei | Taipei |
99 | -40 | Huang Qisen & Family | 2.8 | -26% | Thaihot | 55 | China | Beijing |
107 | 25 | Lang Walker | 2.7 | 35% | Walker Corp | 73 | Australia | Sydney |
107 | 17 | Liu Zhiqiang & Zhai Meiqing | 2.7 | 29% | Heung Kong | 56, 56 | China | Shenzhen |
107 | 7 | Jiang Yehua & Jiang Yu | 2.7 | 17% | Huayu | 57, 32 | China | Chongqing |
107 | 2 | Zygi Wilf | 2.7 | 13% | Garden Homes Development | 69 | USA | New Jersey |
107 | -4 | Mortimer Zuckerman | 2.7 | 4% | Boston Properties | 81 | USA | New York |
107 | -53 | Yang Jian & Xu Xiaoqun | 2.7 | -31% | Zhongliang | 49 | China | Shanghai |
113 | -8 | Yi Rubo | 2.6 | 4% | Zhongall | 44 | China | Beijing |
113 | -10 | Aras Agalarov | 2.6 | 0% | Crocus | 64 | Russia | Moscow |
113 | -19 | Li Zhe | 2.6 | -4% | Riverside | 65 | China | Beijing |
113 | -36 | Samvel Karapetyan | 2.6 | -16% | Tashir Group | 54 | Russia | Moscow |
117 | new | Yitzhak Tshuva | 2.5 | new | Delek Group | 71 | Israel | Netanya |
117 | -8 | Fong Yun Wah | 2.5 | 4% | Hip Shing Hong | 96 | China | Hong Kong |
119 | new | Axel Stawski | 2.4 | new | Stawski Partners | 68 | USA | New York |
119 | 106 | Guo Ziwen | 2.4 | 140% | Aoyuan | 56 | China | Guangzhou |
119 | 32 | Lin Tengjiao | 2.4 | 41% | Yango | 52 | China | Fuzhou |
119 | 28 | Kong Jianmin | 2.4 | 33% | KWG | 51 | China | Guangzhou |
119 | 22 | Chen Zhuolin & Lu Qianfang | 2.4 | 26% | Agile | 58, 59 | China | Guangzhou |
119 | 0 | Raj Kumar & Kishin RK | 2.4 | 9% | RB Capital | 65 | Singapore | Singapore |
119 | -5 | Georg Von Opel | 2.4 | 4% | Athris Holding | 53 | Switzerland | Zurich |
119 | -5 | Christopher Portman | 2.4 | 4% | Portman Estate | 61 | UK | London |
127 | 61 | Xu Jiankang & Family | 2.3 | 77% | Powerlong | 68 | China | Shanghai |
127 | 14 | Yang Keng | 2.3 | 21% | Languan | 58 | China | Chengdu |
127 | -3 | George Argyros | 2.3 | 10% | Argyros | 82 | USA | Newport Beach |
127 | -8 | Maurice Alter | 2.3 | 5% | Pacific Shopping Centres | 93 | Australia | Melbourne |
127 | -13 | Huang Shizai & Family | 2.3 | 0% | Great China | 69 | China | Shenzhen |
127 | -45 | Edward Debartolo Jr | 2.3 | -23% | Simon Property | 73 | USA | Tampa |
133 | new | Jane Goldman | 2.2 | new | Solil Management | 49 | USA | New York |
133 | new | Amy Goldman Fowler | 2.2 | new | Solil Management | 65 | USA | New York |
133 | new | Diane Goldman | 2.2 | new | Solil Management | 74 | USA | New York |
133 | new | Allan Goldman | 2.2 | new | Solil Management | 76 | USA | New York |
133 | 26 | Mitchell Goldhar | 2.2 | 38% | SmartCentres | 57 | Canada | North York |
133 | 8 | Huang Hongyun & Family | 2.2 | 16% | Jinke | 54 | China | Chongqing |
133 | -14 | Katsumi Tada | 2.2 | 0% | Daito Trust Construction | 74 | Japan | Tokyo |
133 | -93 | Yan Zhi | 2.2 | -57% | Zhuoer | 48 | China | Wuhan |
141 | -9 | Richard Peery | 2.1 | 5% | Investments | 81 | USA | Palo Alto |
141 | -9 | John Arrillaga | 2.1 | 5% | Investments | 82 | USA | Portola Valley |
141 | -17 | Chan Tan Ching Fen | 2.1 | 0% | Hang Lung | - | China | Hong Kong |
141 | -36 | Lo Ka Shui & Family | 2.1 | -16% | Great Eagle | 67 | China | Hong Kong |
141 | -54 | Frank Lowy & Family | 2.1 | -28% | Westfield | 88 | Australia | Sydney |
146 | 42 | Chen Jinshi & Family | 2 | 54% | Zhongnan | 58 | China | Nantong |
146 | 13 | Vikas Oberoi | 2 | 25% | Oberoi Realty | 48 | India | Mumbai |
146 | 13 | Dai Yongge & Family | 2 | 25% | Renhe | 52 | China | Haerbin |
146 | -5 | Gong Junlong | 2 | 5% | Hengyu | 61 | China | Shenzhen |
146 | -5 | Tan Bingzhao & Family | 2 | 5% | Nimble | - | China | Guangzhou |
146 | -22 | Zhong Shengjian | 2 | -5% | Yanlord | 62 | Singapore | Singapore |
146 | -56 | Wu Xu & Family | 2 | -29% | Sincere | 57 | China | Chongqing |
153 | 35 | Chen Guoxiang | 1.9 | 46% | Xiangsheng | 69 | China | Shaoxing |
153 | 6 | Alain Taravella | 1.9 | 19% | Altarea Cogedim | 71 | France | Paris |
153 | -12 | Yoshiko Mori | 1.9 | 0% | Minoru Estate | 79 | Japan | Tokyo |
156 | 54 | Mark Dixon | 1.8 | 64% | Regus | 60 | UK | Chertsey |
156 | 25 | Raj Kumar Hiranandani | 1.8 | 29% | Royal Holdings | - | Singapore | Singapore |
156 | 3 | Yang Erzhu | 1.8 | 13% | Country Garden | 62 | China | Foshan |
156 | -5 | Henning Conle | 1.8 | 6% | Sirosa | 76 | UK | London |
156 | -9 | Bahaa Hariri | 1.8 | 0% | Horizon Group | 53 | Switzerland | Geneva |
156 | -24 | Sun Xishuang & Family | 1.8 | -10% | Yifang | 67 | China | Dalian |
156 | -32 | Irene Lee Yun Lien & Family | 1.8 | -14% | Hysan | 66 | China | Hong Kong |
163 | new | Liang Yanfeng | 1.7 | new | Zhonggeng | 55 | China | Fuzhou |
163 | new | Rubens Menin Teixeira de Souza | 1.7 | new | MRV Engenharia | 63 | Brazil | Belo Horizonte |
163 | new | Roberto Ongpin | 1.7 | new | Alphaland | 83 | Philippines | Manila |
163 | 9 | Ou Zonghong & Xu Lixiang | 1.7 | 13% | Rongxin | 49 | China | Shanghai |
163 | 9 | Zhang Yongping | 1.7 | 13% | Xiushuijie | 59 | China | Beijing |
163 | 9 | Roger Wang Hung | 1.7 | 13% | Golden Eagle | 70 | USA | Los Angeles |
163 | -4 | Martisa Lazari | 1.7 | 6% | Lazari Investments | 76 | UK | London |
163 | -4 | Lin Chen-Hai & Family | 1.7 | 6% | Pao Chia | - | Chinese Taipei | New Taipei |
163 | -4 | Zhang Baoquan & Wang Qiuyang | 1.7 | 6% | Jindian | 63, 53 | China | Beijing |
163 | -12 | Chao Teng-Hsiung & Family | 1.7 | 0% | Farglory | 76 | Chinese Taipei | Taipei |
163 | -16 | Lin Yi | 1.7 | -6% | Shenglong | - | China | Shanghai |
163 | -39 | Huang Chiheng | 1.7 | -19% | Helenbergh | - | China | Guangzhou |
175 | new | Dai Xuebin & Dong Xiang | 1.6 | new | Lanrun | 41, 41 | China | Chengdu |
175 | new | Shi Yingwen & Dong Xiaoli | 1.6 | new | Ronghe | 55, - | China | Nanning |
175 | 13 | Liu Xuebin & Li Suwen | 1.6 | 23% | Cinese | 48, - | China | Dongguan |
175 | 6 | Song Weiping & Xia Yibo | 1.6 | 14% | Greentown | 62, - | China | Hangzhou |
175 | -3 | Zhong Naixiong | 1.6 | 7% | Nenking | 57 | China | Foshan |
175 | -3 | Nadhmi Auchi | 1.6 | 7% | General Mediterranean | 82 | UK | London |
175 | -28 | Vera Guerin | 1.6 | -11% | Shapell Industries | 72 | USA | California |
182 | new | Raja Bagmane | 1.5 | new | Bagmane Developers | 59 | India | Bengaluru |
182 | new | Zhang Yuanlin & Wu Chengping | 1.5 | new | Sinic | 44, - | China | Shanghai |
182 | 22 | Lin Longan & Guo Yinglan | 1.5 | 25% | Yuzhou | 56, 50 | China | Xiamen |
182 | 6 | Ye Lipei & Family | 1.5 | 15% | Super Ocean | 76 | China | Hong Kong |
182 | -1 | Ivan Chrenko | 1.5 | 7% | HB Reavis | 52 | Slovakia | Bratislava |
182 | -23 | Lai Haimin | 1.5 | -6% | Horoy | 54 | China | Shenzhen |
182 | -23 | Alexander Tedja | 1.5 | -6% | Pakuwon Jati | 74 | Indonesia | Jakarta |
182 | -31 | Sol Zakay | 1.5 | -12% | Topland | 67 | UK | London |
182 | -31 | Eddie Zakay | 1.5 | -12% | Topland | 69 | UK | London |
191 | new | Hu Xingrong | 1.4 | new | Doof | 39 | China | Beijing |
191 | new | Lesley Bamberger | 1.4 | new | Kroonenberg Groep | 54 | Netherlands | Amsterdam |
191 | new | Sun Yongjian | 1.4 | new | BM Holding | 54 | China | Shanghai |
191 | new | Deng Hong | 1.4 | new | Chengdu International Exhibition & Convention Center | 57 | China | Chengdu |
191 | new | Jeffrey Cheah | 1.4 | new | Sunway | 74 | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur |
191 | new | Marcel Adams & Family | 1.4 | new | Iberville Developments | 99 | Canada | Montreal |
191 | 34 | Huang Kangjing | 1.4 | 40% | Lvgem | 58 | China | Shenzhen |
191 | 19 | Surendra Hiranandani | 1.4 | 27% | Hiranandani Group | 64 | India | Mumbai |
191 | -3 | Or Wai Sheun | 1.4 | 8% | Polytec Asset | 69 | China | Hong Kong |
191 | -3 | Zhang Yaoyuan | 1.4 | 8% | Country Garden | 75 | China | Foshan |
191 | -3 | Jose Isaac Peres | 1.4 | 8% | Multiplan | 76 | Brazil | Rio De Janeiro |
191 | -3 | Zhang Guiping & Zhang Kangli | 1.4 | 8% | Suning Universal | 69, 39 | China | Nanjing |
191 | -10 | Kwee Liong Phing | 1.4 | 0% | Pontiac Land | 72 | Singapore | Singapore |
191 | -10 | Kwee Liong Keng | 1.4 | 0% | Pontiac Land | 75 | Singapore | Singapore |
191 | -10 | Kwee Liong Seen | 1.4 | 0% | Pontiac Land | - | Singapore | Singapore |
191 | -10 | Kwee Liong Tek | 1.4 | 0% | Pontiac Land | - | Singapore | Singapore |
191 | -19 | Huang Junkang & Family | 1.4 | -7% | Topspring | 65 | China | Hong Kong |
191 | -19 | Vincent Lo Hong-shui | 1.4 | -7% | Shui On | 72 | China | Hong Kong |
191 | -19 | Su Meng | 1.4 | -7% | Gold Tak Land | - | China | Guangzhou |
191 | -32 | Luo Yuping | 1.4 | -13% | Zhongtian Urban | 54 | China | Guiyang |
191 | -59 | Zhu Zhiping | 1.4 | -30% | Tongfang Unite | 58 | China | Hangzhou |
212 | new | Guo Yingcheng & Family | 1.3 | new | Kaisa | 55 | China | Hong Kong |
212 | new | Li Xiaoming | 1.3 | new | Desea | 59 | China | Beijing |
212 | new | Bob Ell | 1.3 | new | Leda Holdings | 75 | Australia | Sydney |
212 | -2 | Kuldip R Sahi | 1.3 | 18% | Morguard Group | 73 | Canada | Mississuaga |
212 | -2 | Elie Horn & Family | 1.3 | 18% | Cyrela | 74 | Brazil | Sao Paulo |
212 | -24 | Su Rubo | 1.3 | 0% | Country Garden | 65 | China | Foshan |
212 | -24 | Qu Xueming | 1.3 | 0% | Country Garden | 71 | China | Foshan |
212 | -53 | Mochtar Riady & Family | 1.3 | -19% | Lippo Group | 90 | Indonesia | Jakarta |
212 | -182 | Adam Neumann | 1.3 | -80% | WeWork | 40 | USA | New York |
221 | new | Qi Jinxing & Qi Jiaqi | 1.2 | new | Binjiang | 58, 32 | China | Hangzhou |
221 | 4 | Shou Bonian | 1.2 | 20% | Greentown | 58 | China | Hangzhou |
221 | -11 | Mohammed Serafi | 1.2 | 9% | Makkah Construction | 88 | Saudi Arabia | Makkah |
221 | -17 | Liu Zhendong | 1.2 | 0% | Liando | 49 | China | Beijing |
221 | -17 | Ma Chengxi | 1.2 | 0% | Modern | 64 | China | Tianjin |
221 | -17 | Li Xiaolin | 1.2 | 0% | Linda | 67 | China | Beijing |
221 | -33 | Hou Changcai | 1.2 | -8% | Yuanchang | 64 | China | Xiamen |
228 | new | Chen Zhuoxian | 1.1 | new | Agile | 53 | China | Guangzhou |
228 | new | Chen Zhuonan | 1.1 | new | Agile | 57 | China | Guangzhou |
228 | new | Shen Tianqing | 1.1 | new | Jiayuan | 61 | China | Nanjing |
228 | new | Chen Zhuoxi | 1.1 | new | Agile | 62 | China | Guangzhou |
228 | new | John Goff | 1.1 | new | Crescent Real Estate | 65 | USA | Fort Worth |
228 | new | Sam Tarascio | 1.1 | new | Salta Properties | 75 | Australia | Melbourne |
228 | new | Robert Toll | 1.1 | new | Toll Brothers | 79 | USA | Miami |
228 | new | Lun Ruixiang & Chen Qiaoyun | 1.1 | new | Huijing | 53, - | China | Hong Kong |
228 | -3 | Han Guolong & Family | 1.1 | 10% | Citichamp | 65 | China | Fuzhou |
228 | -18 | Wu Pao-Tien & Family | 1.1 | 0% | Li Pao | 69 | Chinese Taipei | Taipei |
228 | -18 | Zhou Jinhui | 1.1 | 0% | Sinobo | - | China | Beijing |
228 | -24 | Anthony Christopher Gallagher | 1.1 | -8% | Gallagher Estates | 68 | UK | Chipping Norton |
228 | -40 | Chen Miaolin | 1.1 | -15% | Zhejiang Kaiyuan | 68 | China | Hangzhou |
228 | -77 | Lee Joong-Keun | 1.1 | -35% | Booyoung | 78 | South Korea | Seoul |
242 | new | Alexander Klyachin | 1 | new | Azimut | 52 | Russia | Moscow |
242 | new | Wu Jie | 1 | new | Yangguangcheng | 52 | China | Fuzhou |
242 | new | Chen Zhuoxiong | 1 | new | Agile | 63 | China | Guangzhou |
242 | new | Vladimir Leschikov | 1 | new | Investor | 63 | Russia | Moscow |
242 | new | Chua Thian Poh | 1 | new | Ho Bee Land | 71 | Singapore | Singapore |
242 | new | Subhash Runwal & family | 1 | new | Runwal Developers | 76 | India | Mumbai |
242 | new | Steven Roth | 1 | new | Vornado Realty Trust | 78 | USA | New York |
242 | -17 | Zeng Baobao | 1 | 0% | Fantasia | 49 | China | Shenzhen |
242 | -17 | Chen Runguang & Chen Jianming | 1 | 0% | Guangda | 67 | China | Dongguan |
242 | -17 | John Van Lieshout | 1 | 0% | Super Amart Furniture | 73 | Australia | Brisbane |
242 | -32 | Jiang Nan | 1 | -9% | Shengfeng | 58 | China | Guangzhou |
242 | -32 | Thongma Vijitpongpun | 1 | -9% | Pruksa Real Estate | 61 | Thailand | Bangkok |
242 | -38 | He Jianliang | 1 | -17% | Yihe | 66 | China | Guangzhou |
242 | -54 | John Whittaker | 1 | -23% | The Peel Group | 77 | UK | Isle of Man |
242 | -91 | Hussain Sajwani | 1 | -41% | Damac Properties | 66 | UAE | Dubai |
About Hurun Report Inc.
Promoting Entrepreneurship through Quality Lists and Research
Hurun Report generated 300 million views globally every month last year, through putting out quality lists and research.
Established in 1999, Hurun Report Inc. has grown into a leading research platform based in Shanghai and Mumbai, best-known for its China and India rich lists, and with 150 employees today.
Hurun Research Institute ‘World’s Largest Rich List Provider’
These past twenty years have seen the fastest wealth creating period in the history of the world.
Other lists Hurun puts out include: the Hurun Richest Self-Made Women in the World has been highlighting for over ten years the fact that over 70% of the world’s most successful women in business herald from China, ie Chinese are completely dominant in the world of women in business. This has changed the way the world looks at Chinese women in business.
The Hurun China Philanthropy List ranks the most generous individuals in China and is now in its 15th anniversary. With no inheritance tax, Chinese give much more generously than many have previously understood.
Two recent lists with an impact include the Hurun China Unicorn Index, ranking the most dynamic businesses with a valuation of US$1bn or more in China; and the Hurun Most Successful University Alumni.
In India, Hurun Research has launched the Hurun India Rich List for the seventh time last year, and has an active events business there.
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Recent research partners include financial institutions (PingAn, Bank of China, Taikang Life, Minsheng, Citic), local government (Shanghai, Changbaishan) and Global 500 multinationals (Marriott, Country Garden, Agile, Audi, Volvo).
Three breakthrough lists this past year: Hurun Good Doctors’ List, a ranking of the 9500 most respected doctors in China, broken down by region and speciality; Hurun Best International Schools List; and Hurun Creative Works Intellectual Property List, in Search of the Harry Potter of China, ranking those online novels with the most valuable IPs.
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Hurun Media monetizes 2 million views a month in China, through its wechat, weibo, website and legacy magazine.
Recent themed events include blockchain, fintech and 30 under 30, with industry-respected awards. We deliver 100+ events a year in China, with 200 entrepreneurs from the Hurun China Rich List attending.
Hurun Report does events across the world. In the last year, Hurun Report has held events in Toronto, New York, LA, London, Paris, Istanbul, Luxembourg, Sydney and Singapore. Hurun Report’s mission is to create the world's largest platform of China gatekeepers.
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