Interior of Lok Fu Place, a shopping mall managed by Link Reit, in Lok Fu. A leading lawmaker’s suggestion that Link Reit’s rents should be capped has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the city’s pro-business reputation. Photo: Sam Tsang Interior of Lok Fu Place, a shopping mall managed by Link Reit, in Lok Fu. A leading lawmaker’s suggestion that Link Reit’s rents should be capped has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the city’s pro-business reputation. Photo: Sam Tsang
Interior of Lok Fu Place, a shopping mall managed by Link Reit, in Lok Fu. A leading lawmaker’s suggestion that Link Reit’s rents should be capped has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the city’s pro-business reputation. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Letters | How Hong Kong’s Link Reit can bring benefits to city businesses as Greater Bay Area takes shape

  • It could be very good for businesses across Hong Kong if the Link Reit becomes a leading player in property management across the Greater Bay Area

Topic |   Greater Bay Area
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Updated: 11:03am, 26 Feb, 2019

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Interior of Lok Fu Place, a shopping mall managed by Link Reit, in Lok Fu. A leading lawmaker’s suggestion that Link Reit’s rents should be capped has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the city’s pro-business reputation. Photo: Sam Tsang Interior of Lok Fu Place, a shopping mall managed by Link Reit, in Lok Fu. A leading lawmaker’s suggestion that Link Reit’s rents should be capped has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the city’s pro-business reputation. Photo: Sam Tsang
Interior of Lok Fu Place, a shopping mall managed by Link Reit, in Lok Fu. A leading lawmaker’s suggestion that Link Reit’s rents should be capped has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the city’s pro-business reputation. Photo: Sam Tsang
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