Hong Kong property developers expand into co-working sector as demand for proper offices dwindles

  • All big companies are rethinking their space usage, with one eye on minimising costs, says Wendy Lam of Eaton Club
  • Small companies looking to remain flexible and avoid upfront capex, will view serviced offices as an option: Cushman

Wendy Lam, head of Eaton Club, a subsidiary of Great Eagle Holdings, at the company’s co-working space in Wan Chai. Photo: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong’s property developers are expanding to the co-working sector amid dwindling demand for proper offices, even though some major operators have surrendered office space or exited the city altogether.

“The serviced offices sector continues to evolve as landlords are now entering the market in direct competition with established players,” said Keith Hemshall, Cushman & Wakefield’s executive director and head of office services in Hong Kong. This is because small companies “will continue to consider serviced offices as an option to maintain flexibility and avoid upfront capex”, he added.
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