Happy holidays, one and all!

Hong Kong Business will be back on 3 January 2022. 

The Hong Kong Business team is currently helping Santa deliver presents to all the good little girls and boys as a part of our corporate social responsibility. 

We will be back to bring you the freshest business news on 3 January 2022.

But wait! What’s that under your tree? Why it’s a bag of our hottest exclusive stories to keep you company until the New Year. 

Israel and Hong Kong forge fertile business bonds

How Hong Kong’s real estate scene will fare in agents’ eyes

Green finance in APAC to grow amidst data and disclosure gaps

Office property market to recover despite high vacancy rates

Decline in expats drags luxury residential market

Architects to remodel Hong Kong into a greener, more future-ready city

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Exclusives

‘Wall-less’ office tears down barriers to collaboration amongst AnyMind’s creatives
The office opens up for employees to collaborate, relax, feed off one another’s energy, and enjoy ‘happy hour’ and ‘mental space.’
Auction houses thrive on Asian millennials’ art-buying power
Millennials are seen to be particularly drawn to contemporary art as growth for Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips are highly anticipated in art hubs Hong Kong and Singapore.
Hong Kong’s livi bank launches game-changing app for SMEs
Going fully digital on opening accounts and approving quick loans to SMEs raises ‘livi Business’ disbursements to over HK$70m (US$8.9m) as of end-April.