Restaurant workers in protective face masks as they sell packaged meals in a car park outside their restaurant in Beijing on February 21, 2020. Photo: AFP Restaurant workers in protective face masks as they sell packaged meals in a car park outside their restaurant in Beijing on February 21, 2020. Photo: AFP
Restaurant workers in protective face masks as they sell packaged meals in a car park outside their restaurant in Beijing on February 21, 2020. Photo: AFP
Edward Farrelly
Opinion

Opinion

Concrete Analysis by Edward Farrelly

The Covid-19 outbreak and the implications for Hong Kong’s real estate sector

  • The highest risk sectors would include hotels, retail, food and beverage, entertainment venues and other tourism-related assets
  • Establishing preparedness strategies and identifying how insurance coverage may respond are key to epidemic resilience

Edward Farrelly
Edward Farrelly

Updated: 7:04pm, 25 Feb, 2020

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Restaurant workers in protective face masks as they sell packaged meals in a car park outside their restaurant in Beijing on February 21, 2020. Photo: AFP Restaurant workers in protective face masks as they sell packaged meals in a car park outside their restaurant in Beijing on February 21, 2020. Photo: AFP
Restaurant workers in protective face masks as they sell packaged meals in a car park outside their restaurant in Beijing on February 21, 2020. Photo: AFP
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Edward Farrelly

Edward Farrelly

Edward Farrelly is senior vice president, real estate industry Asia at Marsh