Who are the ten richest people in real estate in the world?

The 1st richest real estate company in the world, the 8th richest person in the world: K.P. Singh

KushalPal Singh (KushalPal Singh), chairman of DLF Group, India’s largest real estate developer, has a net worth of US$30 billion. . With DLF Group's listing in July 2007, DLF's IPO*** raised US$2.3 billion. Sinha's wealth has increased dramatically with the boom in the Indian stock market, and his assets have reached 30 billion US dollars. DLF Group started out in the 1980s by developing Gurgaon, a satellite city close to New Delhi, with the help of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. It has built more than 25 million square feet of residential, office buildings and retail shops, and more than 4,500 Ten thousand square feet of building is under construction.

According to the 2008 Forbes Global Rich List, the top ten real estate tycoons in the world ranked 8--132 on the global rich list, with the highest ranking being KP Singh from India. The top ten richest people have a total net worth of US$135.1 billion, with an average net worth of US$13.5 billion, with a highest of US$30 billion and a lowest of US$7 billion. There are five people above and below US$10 billion, and their assets have all increased year-on-year.

From a geographical perspective, except for one each from the United Kingdom and the United States, the rest are from Asia. This has benefited from the rapid development and improvement of the Asian economy in recent years. Among them, three are from Hong Kong and two are from India. One each from Japan, China and Singapore. The average age of the top ten richest people is 61 years old. Except for 26-year-old Yang Huiyan from mainland China, all are over 55 years old, and six of them are over 70 years old. Yang Huiyan also holds family assets on behalf of her father, so the top ten richest people in real estate Today's status and wealth have been formed through long-term accumulation.

The 2nd richest real estate company in the world, the 23rd richest man in the world: the three Kwok brothers

The brothers Kwok Bing-hsiang, Kwok Bing-kiang, and Kwok Bing-lian, who control Sun Hung Kai Properties in Hong Kong, are the second richest people in Hong Kong, with net worth $19.9 billion. Sun Hung Kai Properties is currently Hong Kong's largest real estate company by market value. It was founded and listed in 1972 by Kwok Desheng, the father of the Kwok brothers. In 1990, three brothers, Guo Bingxiang, Guo Bingjiang, and Guo Binglian, inherited their father's business. The company's main equity was controlled by a trust fund under the name of their mother, Kuang Xiaoqing. From February to May 2008, family disputes caused the boss Guo Bingxiang to be eliminated from the core of power.

In addition to being a leader in high-end residential development in Hong Kong, Sun Hung Kai Properties is also the largest owner of Grade A office buildings and high-end shopping malls in Hong Kong. Currently, the tallest office building in Hong Kong - the International Financial Center and the largest six-star hotel - the Four Seasons Hotel are all properties under his name. The International Commerce Center currently under construction by Sun Hung Kai Properties is 490 meters high and has 118 floors. When completed in 2010, it will be the third tallest building in the world.

The third richest person in real estate in the world, the 29th richest person in the world: Lee Shau Kee

Lee Shau Kee, known as the god of Asian stocks, is the third richest man in Hong Kong, with a net worth of US$19 billion. Currently he is the Chairman and General Manager of Hong Kong Henderson Land Co., Ltd. and Henderson Land Development Co., Ltd., Chairman and President of Henderson China Group Co., Ltd., Chairman of Hong Kong and China Gas Co., Ltd., Vice Chairman of Sun Hung Kai Properties Co., Ltd., and Miramar Hotel Enterprises Co., Ltd. , director of Hong Kong Ferry (Group) Co., Ltd., Bank of East Asia Co., Ltd., and vice president of the Hong Kong Real Estate Construction Association.

The 4th richest real estate person in the world, the 46th richest person in the world: the Westminster family

The sixth generation Duke of Westminster in the UK has a net worth of US$14 billion. Chairman of Grosvenor House, Britain's most successful property company. The Duchess of Westminster is Prince William's godmother, while the Duke is a close friend of Prince Charles.

The Grosvenor Group’s headquarters is located on Grosvenor Street in the heart of Mayfair, London. The Duke is president or patron of more than 100 organizations and charities. The rich man was exposed by the media as having solicited prostitutes four times in six weeks and was in the same camp as former New York Governor Spitzer.

The 5th richest real estate person in the world, the 56th richest person in the world: Donald Bren

Donald Bren, the richest real estate man in the United States, has a net worth of US$13 billion. The 75-year-old Brun is low-key and has a keen investment vision as he studied art. Bren started his real estate career in 1958 with $10,000 and now owns multiple office buildings, shopping malls, apartment buildings and ultra-luxury hotels.

Not only in the real estate field, Bren also has a unique investment vision in the political field, which is best verified by his generous sponsorship of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Donald Blum is a famous American philanthropist.

The 6th richest person in real estate in the world, the 86th richest person in the world: Ramesh Chandra

Ramesh Chandra, owner of Unitech, an Indian real estate development company, net Assets are US$9.6 billion. Its listed company, Unitech, is run by two sons and is currently building a 350-acre luxury community with a golf course in the suburbs of New Delhi.

Chairman of Hong Kong New World Development Co., Ltd. Zheng Yutong

Chairman of Hong Kong New World Development Co., Ltd. Zheng Yutong is the fourth richest man in Hong Kong, with a net worth of US$7.7 billion. He is also the chairman of Hong Kong New World Hotels (Group) Co., Ltd. and Chow Tai Fook Enterprises Co., Ltd., an independent non-executive director of Hang Seng Bank Limited, and a director of Cheng Yu Tung Family (Holdings) Limited and Centennial Success Limited. He is also a non-executive director of Shun Tak Holdings Limited and non-executive chairman of Lifestyle International Holdings Limited.

The 8th richest real estate person in the world, the 124th richest person in the world: Akira Mori

Akira Mori, the richest man in Japan who inherited his father’s business from his son, has a net worth of US$7.5 billion. After his father's death in 1993, he and his brother Minoru Mori inherited the family business. Later, due to differences in career development, he and his brother parted ways. Properties under his name include hotels, apartments, office buildings and resorts. His brother Minoru Mori is the developer boss of Taipei 101 Tower and the World Financial Center, the tallest building in Shanghai under construction.

The 9th richest real estate person in the world, the 125th richest person in the world: Yang Huiyan

Yang Huiyan, the richest man in China who holds family assets on behalf of her father, has a net worth of US$7.5 billion. His father, Yang Guoqiang, is the founder and actual controller of Country Garden Group, one of China's largest real estate developers. In 2005, Yang Guoqiang transferred all the rights and interests in his name to his daughter Yang Huiyan. In April 2007, Country Garden Group was listed in Hong Kong, and the family's wealth increased dramatically, making him the richest man in China. Yang Guoqiang has a good personal relationship with Hong Kong tycoon Lee Shau Kee, who borrowed 3 billion to help him acquire TVB, Hong Kong's largest television station.

The 10th richest real estate person in the world, the 132nd richest person in the world: Ng Ting Fong

Ng Ting Fong, the richest man in Singapore, has a net worth of US$7 billion. Chairman of Far East Group of Singapore and Sino Group of Hong Kong. Ng Ting Fong went to Singapore in his early years and began to enter the real estate industry in the 1950s. He owned many pieces of land on Orchard Road, the commercial center of Singapore, and was known as the King of Orchard Land. Huang Tingfang is actively developing in Hong Kong and investing in Hong Kong real estate through two listed companies and a private company. (Source: Daily Economic News)