Knight Frank
Founded in 1896 and headquartered in London, UK, Knight Frank is one of the world's leading independent real estate consultancies.
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Hong Kong retail market momentum depends on full border reopening
Retail sales for the first nine months slightly dipped by 1.3% YoY.
Hong Kong retail market momentum depends on full border reopening
Retail sales for the first nine months slightly dipped by 1.3% YoY.
Office rents to decline 3%-5% in 2023: report
The demand will remain sluggish due to global and local economic situations.
Retail street rents to decline 10-15% YoY in 2023
Retailers are not optimistic about the sector’s outlook, according to Knight Frank.
First-hand, second-hand residential transactions to hit new low in 2022
Transactions will reach between 48,000 to 53,000 in 2023 from 45,000 in 2022.
Tenement buildings in Kowloon sold for $260m
It was sold to Apex Intelligence Limited.
Rising interest rates, weakening economy dampen residential property demand
Residential sales were down 18.8% MoM in October, according to the Land Registry.
Over 4,800 hotel units to be converted into homes
The TPB has received at least seven planning applications since 2020.
Hotel performance improves in first 8 months: Knight Frank
This is due to the rebound of tourist arrivals by 234% YoY.
Hotel sector recovery will be slow: Knight Frank
The market’s tourism industry is seen to remain weak in the short term.
Hong Kong Island to see ‘moderate’ office rental growth in H2
Rents are more affordable compared to pre-pandemic levels.
Weaker retail sales to put pressure on HK shop rentals: report
Retail sales dropped by 2.9% for the first time in five months.
Super luxury homes sustain demand but sales remain weak
Record luxury property transactions have boosted confidence in the market.
Is the retail property market on its way to redemption?
In January, retail sales value jumped 4.1%YoY to $33.9b.
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.
State of the real estate: How the property market performed in October
Knight Frank cited trends that affected the performance of the market.
How Hong Kong’s real estate scene will fare in agents’ eyes
Residential prices, as well as retail and office rents, will likely grow in 2022.
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