Colliers

Colliers is a leading diversified professional services and investment management company. With operations in 62 countries,17,000 enterprising professionals work collaboratively to provide expert real estate and investment advice to clients.

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Property market slump boosts occupiers’ and home buyers’ bargaining power

Real estate agents said tenants ask for up to 30% discount when renewing office leases.

Property market slump boosts occupiers’ and home buyers’ bargaining power

Real estate agents said tenants ask for up to 30% discount when renewing office leases.

ESG compliant workspaces fuel talent attraction

A Colliers expert tells occupiers to put ESG at the forefront when assessing location strategies.

More hotels pivot to co-living for better margins, stable cash flow

From 2020 to 1Q23, around 6 to 7 hotels have been acquired for conversion to co-living spaces.

Hong Kong’s most notable real estate agents under 40

Majority of agents in the list are experts on the office market.

Hong Kong’s shifting office trends embrace flexibility and collaboration

As the office leasing dynamics evolve in Hong Kong, ESG considerations also influence tenant choices, say Colliers experts.

Golden Wheel Plaza up for sale via public tender

The tender for the 25-storey building will end on 31 October at 12 noon.

KONNECT at 303 Jaffe Road up for sale via expression of interest

Current average rent in the building is around $40 per square foot.

Diversification to shape real estate investments in 2024

An expert said capital will cascade into “alternative” sectors next year.

Hong Kong leads optimistic growth amid talent challenges

Abhishek Bajaj discusses Colliers report on how occupiers can overcome talent shortage by embracing ESG, technology, and smart real estate strategies.

Siu Lun Shopping Centre, retail units at Park Lane Shopper's Boulevard up for sale

The assets will be sold via an expression of interest exercise.

The two thorns hurting Hong Kong’s land resumption plan

As the government intensifies its efforts to acquire private land for the Northern Metropolis and Northeast New Development Areas (NDAs) – for public housing and other public purposes – two crucial points are causing hiccups. 

Annual rental rate for stores in core retail districts to see an 8% YoY growth

Colliers said economic recovery will drive the rate up for the year.

Getting the right accommodation mix will be crucial to the Northern Metropolis’ success

A local government accommodation scheme in Shanghai could boost private interest in Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis and solve housing issues before they arise.

Grade A office rents contract 1.3% QoQ in Q1

The decrease in rents in Island East drove the overall decrease.

Total investment deals down 16% YoY to $9.1b in Q1 23

Buyers were cautious as the interest hike impacts border reopening.

HK warehouse vacancy remain stable at 3.4% in Q1

The drop in exports contributed to the performance of the market.