Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central business district have started to soften with rising vacancies, as the continuing anti-government protests have started to bite into business sentiment. Photo: Nora Tam Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central business district have started to soften with rising vacancies, as the continuing anti-government protests have started to bite into business sentiment. Photo: Nora Tam
Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central business district have started to soften with rising vacancies, as the continuing anti-government protests have started to bite into business sentiment. Photo: Nora Tam
Harry Tan
Opinion

Opinion

Concrete Analysis by Harry Tan

Co-working, modern logistics spaces resilient as Asia-Pacific property markets face long and cold winter

  • Further downward growth revisions are expected in 2019 across the office, logistics and investment markets
  • Slowdown in activity evident across all commercial real-estate types

Harry Tan
Harry Tan

Updated: 6:32pm, 26 Nov, 2019

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Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central business district have started to soften with rising vacancies, as the continuing anti-government protests have started to bite into business sentiment. Photo: Nora Tam Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central business district have started to soften with rising vacancies, as the continuing anti-government protests have started to bite into business sentiment. Photo: Nora Tam
Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central business district have started to soften with rising vacancies, as the continuing anti-government protests have started to bite into business sentiment. Photo: Nora Tam
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Harry Tan

Harry Tan

Harry Tan is head of research of Asia Pacific at Nuveen Real Estate