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HK property market ‘on the cusp of full recovery’ in 2022

Thanks to the strengthened demand in the retail and industrial property sectors, analysts say.

Growth expected for retail, industrial leasing in 2022: CBRE

But the potential spread of the highly transmissible Omicron variant poses uncertainty to the market.

Hong Kong’s office net absorption negative for 8th consecutive quarter 

This marks the country’s longest local market down cycle in history.

High-street shops in HK see 'strongest' rental growth since 2013

Rents rose 1.2% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter of the year.

Which real estate sectors will benefit most from HK’s recovery?

CBRE reported office and retail sectors are likely to be the biggest gainers.

New pilot scheme to spur industrial investment: CBRE

The firm said $4.1b worth of investments were made in the first quarter of the year alone.

CBRE appointed as sole agent for industrial property portfolio sale

Industrial assets are highly sought by investors amidst the sector's strong performance.

Check out CBRE's two new offices in Hong Kong

Both offices have state-of-the-art facilities and modern working environments.

Kowloon East set to be next CBD: CBRE

10.7 million sqft of Grade A office space has been built in Kowloon East.

Hong Kong is the world's most expensive office market: CBRE

Prime office rent in Hong Kong's Central hit US$264 psf per year.

CBRE names Stanley Wong head of HK capital markets team

Capital markets will merge with another team.

Government housing policy measures not enough – CBRE

The real-estate services firm said the measures pledged in Hong Kong Chief Executive’s Policy Statement are unlikely to provide an instant remedy to Hong Kong’s steadily escalating housing fever.