Mainland ChinesePRC office demand in Central district increased in the first half, accounting for 37 thirty-seven per cent of all new lettings by floor space leased, but was noticeably lower in the second quarter. Photo: Robert Ng Mainland ChinesePRC office demand in Central district increased in the first half, accounting for 37 thirty-seven per cent of all new lettings by floor space leased, but was noticeably lower in the second quarter. Photo: Robert Ng
Mainland ChinesePRC office demand in Central district increased in the first half, accounting for 37 thirty-seven per cent of all new lettings by floor space leased, but was noticeably lower in the second quarter. Photo: Robert Ng
Denis Ma
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Concrete Analysis by Denis Ma

Hong Kong office rents under pressure as mainland Chinese demand slows

Denis Ma
Denis Ma

Updated: 8:37am, 15 Jul, 2016

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Mainland ChinesePRC office demand in Central district increased in the first half, accounting for 37 thirty-seven per cent of all new lettings by floor space leased, but was noticeably lower in the second quarter. Photo: Robert Ng Mainland ChinesePRC office demand in Central district increased in the first half, accounting for 37 thirty-seven per cent of all new lettings by floor space leased, but was noticeably lower in the second quarter. Photo: Robert Ng
Mainland ChinesePRC office demand in Central district increased in the first half, accounting for 37 thirty-seven per cent of all new lettings by floor space leased, but was noticeably lower in the second quarter. Photo: Robert Ng
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Denis Ma

Denis Ma

Denis Ma is head of research at JLL