Hongkong Land has welcomed a former tenant back to its Central office portfolio after 15 years, announcing that global law firm White & Case had taken up three floors at York House, the developer’s Grade A office tower at 15… Read More>>
Tung Chee-Hwa Family Buys Pair of Floors in The Center for HK$1.3B
Sales of Hong Kong office space are on the way up, but at prices well below pre-COVID rates, as members of one of the city’s richest families recently picked up a pair of floors in Central at around 20 percent… Read More>>
Hong Kong Office Leasing Ended Two-Year Contraction in May
Hong Kong’s office leasing picture brightened in May as tenants occupied more Grade A space than they had in the previous month for the first time since July 2019, according to a report released by JLL.
Absorption of top-grade offices… Read More>>
Hongkong Land Confident Asia’s World City Still Revolves Around Central
Hongkong Land has been leasing out a few more floors in its Exchange Square complex, and the blue-chip developer’s head of commercial property is sounding confident that top corporates will want to stay in the core of the world’s most… Read More>>
Hongkong Land Leases Exchange Square Floors to S&P Despite Central Market Slide
Office rents have been falling in Hong Kong’s Central and the rationalisation of the world’s most expensive business location may have just brought a finance multinational back to one of the district’s trophy towers.
S&P Global moved into a two-floor… Read More>>
Hong Kong Kicks Off Tender for Central Waterfront Site
The government of Hong Kong has officially begun marketing a slice of Central district’s waterfront to developers, but a depressed property market has dampened expectations for the trophy land sale.
The city’s Lands Department announced on Friday that it had… Read More>>
Hong Kong Tenants Hand Back Offices for 12th Straight Month
The amount of office space leased in Hong Kong contracted for the twelfth straight month in July as a combination of economic uncertainty, public health emergencies and political tension kept tenants on the sidelines of the world’s most expensive real… Read More>>
Tenants Flee Hong Kong’s Central District as Office Vacancy Hits 5.6%
Hong Kong’s Central district is witnessing a sharp drop in leasing demand, as corporate occupiers and major retail chains shy away from the cost of operating in the world’s most expensive commercial district.
Office leasing rates fell by 2.4 percent… Read More>>
Chuang’s Consortium Secures Redevelopment Site in Hong Kong’s Central
Halfway through a year of public health crisis and political controversy in Hong Kong, the city’s real estate developers continue to take extraordinary measures to acquire prime sites, with Chuang’s Consortium having snapped up a redevelopment site in… Read More>>
HK$40B Site on Victoria Harbour Could Reshape Hong Kong’s Central
Amid market uncertainty and sliding property values, Hong Kong is putting up for sale an iconic commercial site in the city’s busiest district, according to a recent announcement by the city government.
The 4.76 hectare (512,362 square foot) waterfront plot,… Read More>>
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