5WPR and The Haute Jets Wealth Migration Report

The Wealth Migration Report is a research study produced by 5WPR and Haute Jets analyzing global movement of high-net-worth individuals, capital flows, and the private aviation routes that support them. The report highlights record levels of millionaire relocation and the economic, lifestyle, and infrastructure shifts driving those movements.

The report projects that approximately 142,000 millionaires will relocate internationally in 2025, marking the largest single-year wealth migration on record. This number is expected to grow further in 2026, reflecting an accelerating global redistribution of wealth.

The United Kingdom is experiencing the largest outflow of millionaires, while the United Arab Emirates continues to lead global wealth inflows. The United States, particularly Florida, remains a major destination for both domestic and international wealth migration.

Wealth migration is being driven by a combination of tax policy, regulatory environments, geopolitical stability, lifestyle preferences, and the rise of new wealth classes such as crypto millionaires. These factors are reshaping where high-net-worth individuals choose to live and invest.

The report shows that private aviation activity closely mirrors wealth migration patterns. Key global corridors, such as New York to Miami and London to Dubai, reflect the movement of high-net-worth individuals who increasingly maintain multiple residences across regions.

The rise of crypto wealth has introduced a new class of globally mobile individuals who prioritize tax efficiency, regulatory clarity, and lifestyle flexibility. This group is significantly influencing migration patterns toward destinations like Dubai, Singapore, Portugal, and Puerto Rico.

Wealth migration directly impacts where affluent audiences live, consume media, and spend money. Brands targeting high-net-worth individuals must adapt their PR, marketing, and media strategies to reflect shifting geographic and behavioral patterns.

Miami is becoming a major center for finance and wealth due to significant inflows of capital, corporate relocations, and strong growth in luxury real estate. The city is increasingly viewed as a primary residence for high-net-worth individuals rather than a secondary destination.

Industries most impacted include luxury real estate, private aviation, financial services, hospitality, and high-end consumer brands. These sectors rely heavily on high-net-worth audiences whose geographic distribution is rapidly changing.

Businesses can use the report to refine audience targeting, adjust market strategy, identify new geographic opportunities, and align communications with where wealth is actively moving. It serves as a data-driven foundation for PR, marketing, and investment decisions.