Priyanka Roshan | November 10, 2025
The world’s fastest-growing cities are redefining how we live, work, and connect. According to the Savills Growth Hubs Index 2024, Asia continues to lead this global transformation.
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Evaluating 230 cities worldwide based on economic strength, population expansion, and wealth creation, the report identifies the top growth hubs expected to dominate the global stage by 2033.
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Home to tech giants and startups alike, Bengaluru’s booming IT sector, strong infrastructure, and innovation ecosystem make it the world’s fastest-growing city and India’s biggest success story.
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Driven by manufacturing, foreign investment, and trade, Ho Chi Minh City’s rapid growth reflects Vietnam’s economic ascent and growing appeal as an alternative hub to China.
2. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Delhi’s transformation through infrastructure, urban projects, and economic reforms has made it a powerhouse for population growth and a hub for business, trade, and governance.
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Hyderabad’s thriving IT, pharma, and real estate sectors continue to attract global giants like Amazon and Microsoft, fueling its rise as India’s next major innovation city.
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As India’s financial capital, Mumbai combines booming real estate, a dynamic startup scene, and strong infrastructure to remain a magnet for global business and urban migration.
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Once a small town, Shenzhen’s transformation into a global tech hub powered by giants like Huawei and Tencent cements its status as China’s innovation frontier.
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Guangzhou thrives on its industrial strength, logistics network, and growing tech ecosystem, forming a vital part of China’s Greater Bay Area’s economic expansion and future.
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Suzhou’s world-class manufacturing, biotechnology parks, and innovation-led economy make it one of China’s fastest-developing cities beyond its traditional industrial base.
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Fueled by Saudi Vision 2030, Riyadh is rapidly evolving into a global hub for business, finance, tourism, and sustainable urban development in the Middle East.
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Manila’s booming BPO industry, expanding infrastructure, and youthful digital workforce position it as one of Southeast Asia’s most promising cities for economic and technological growth.
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