Signs of a strong office market driven by new players with increasing demand for flexibility & wellness
Colliers International Hong Kong releases their Annual Occupier Survey 2018 in which respondents remained optimistic about their business outlook and office demand.
Hong Kong CBD rents to decline; Seoul CBD rents vulnerable amid falling stock markets
Colliers International, released their flash report, Hong Kong and Seoul CBD Rents Vulnerable to Falling Stock Markets, in response to recent declines in stock markets in Asia.
Hong Kong reclaims most expensive world city crown
Hong Kong has overtaken New York to become the most expensive world city in which to rent space for the first time since 2011, according to the latest Savills Live/Work Index.
Asian investors drive global investment in real estate as annual record hits US$1.8tn
Priyaranjan Kumar, Regional Executive Director, Capital Markets, Asia Pacific at Cushman & Wakefield and their ‘Winning in Growth Cities’ report shows Hong Kong's rise up the rankings to make global top 5, behind New York, Los Angeles, London and Paris.
As the market shows signs of cooling, Hong Kong developers lower prices to tempt buyers
Hong Kong's largest developer, Sun Hung Kai Properties, has been lowering its prices for residential units to tempt buyers, as the city's active property market shows signs of starting to cool down.
APAC investment volumes hit record USD 81 billion in H1 2018
According to recent data from JLL, investment volumes in Asia Pacific hit a record-breaking USD 81 billion in the first half of 2018 with Hong Kong leading the way as the region's most active city.
Strong economic growth leads to residential price increase in Hong Kong
Colliers International reveals in the Quarterly Hong Kong Residential Q2 2018 report, that property prices and rents will stay firm despite rising interest rates and a "fragile global economic outlook."
Asia Pacific overtakes Europe and US as top source of cross-border real estate capital
Knight Frank's Active Capital: The Report 2018, reveals the shifts in capital flows and discusses the sources and destinations of cross-border investments in commercial real estate.