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Hong Kong is missing out on an office investment boom in the Asia-Pacific region this year as a supply glut and high vacancy rates put investors off the segment, according to analysts.
Leading diversified professional services and investment management company Colliers (NASDAQ and TSX: CIGI) has released its 2024 Market Outlook report, ...
“While the market expects the US Federal Reserve’s interest rates to stabilise in the next six to nine months, coupled with the [Hong Kong] government’s…
Hong Kong was the world’s fourth-largest source of global property capital in the first half, according to Colliers, but it was not among the top 10 markets for inward investment.
Cash-rich investors are looking to snap up hotels in Hong Kong, taking advantage of discounts of as much as 30 per cent, as a rapid recovery in tourism allows owners to exit or trim their borrowing costs, analysts say.