JLL
JLL is a leading professional services firm that specializes in real estate and investment management. JLL is a Fortune 500 company with annual revenue of $19.4 billion in 2021, operations in over 80 countries and a global workforce of more than 98,000 as of December 31, 2021.
Banks and MNCs boost Hong Kong office take-up, JLL says
Banks and MNCs boost Hong Kong office take-up, JLL says
Multinational tenants drive sustained demand in the Grade A segment.
Hong Kong office market posts Q3 rebound amidst rising leasing demand: JLL
Total net absorption rose by 137.5% and vacancy rate slid to 13.4% QoQ.
Tokenisation, tech pushed to revive property market
It could cut transaction costs by as much as 30%.
En-bloc commercial building in Central-Sheung Wan CBD for sale
The property is well-suited for student housing in line with government policy.
Grade A vacancy rate drops to 13.6% in May
Four of the five major business districts saw declines in vacancy rates.
Hong Kong office market rebounds in April
The leasing demand is mainly driven by upgrading activities.
Real estate investment volumes up by almost 50% in Q1
However, overall investor sentiment remained subdued as interest rates remained high.
Grade A office market sees negative net absorption in March
The education sector emerged as an active player in the office leasing market.
Jade Beach Villa at Chung Hom Kok on sale for $1.5b
The property comprises 12 apartments and 18 houses.
Low rents attract F&B brands to Hong Kong
Food and beverage account for 71% of new foreign retail entrants, according to JLL.
Hong Kong property prices plunge amidst rising foreclosures
Banks are moving to recover missed mortgage payments.
Strong household demand drives HK’s mini storage services
44% of operators expect rental and profit growth of 5% to 10% over the next years.
Grade A office vacancy drop 13.3%, rent slips 0.8% in October
Rents declined by 0.8%.
Investor demand fuels industrial property growth in Q3
Notable transactions include JINGDONG buying Li Fung Centre for $1.8b.
Retail market sees strong leasing activity led by premium deals
Key transactions include Emperor Watch's 5-year lease in Shanghai Bank Tower.
Residential capital values drop by 1.3% MoM in September
Transaction volume in the primary market fell to 532 units.
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