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Wan Chai commercial building up for public tender at $1.2b

Gloucester Road asset offered as investor interest in HK core offices builds.

Seven-storey Fanling property hits market

Property offers 41,258 sq ft GFA with parking, flexible use on some floors.

Causeway Bay retail unit listed for $150m, CBRE says

The fully leased Jaffe Road shop is offered via private treaty sale with long-term tenant.

Property market gains stability in Q1 as costs ease, leasing picks up

But geopolitical tensions and conflicts in the Middle East continued to weigh on sentiment.

HK regains post as amongst top APAC investment destinations

Investors shifted focus to properties with sustained rental growth.

Hong Kong activity cools amidst APAC expansion losing speed

Report flags capital markets adjusting as office assets return as the top pick since 2020.

Hong Kong home prices set to jump 3% to 5% in 2026

Analysts point to rate cuts and talent schemes pulling more buyers into flats.

CBRE sees over 5% yield in Sham Shui Po block sale

The MTR-adjacent block targets student housing investors.

Retail rebounds in end-2025 on sales, leasing, arrivals

Total retail sales in November rose by 6.5% YoY, whilst leasing reached 349,000 sq. ft.

Industrial trade rises 18.2% in Oct–Nov 2025, report says

Trade rose, but warehouse rents fell in the industrial sector.

Mixed-use property in Sham Shui Po opens for tender at $75m

156 to 158 Nam Cheong Street consists of six storeys for retail, office, and residential.

Substantial retail space in Kennedy town up for sale

The 13,923-square-foot property can be used by local universites as off-site facility.

Hong Kong office sentiment weakens despite leasing interest

Firms are occupying spaces at both central and decentralised areas.  

Tokenisation, tech pushed to revive property market

It could cut transaction costs by as much as 30%.