Research by CBRE from 2017 showed that 84pc of landlords expect a rise in smart buildings as a result of tech innovation. Photo: Anthony WALLACE Research by CBRE from 2017 showed that 84pc of landlords expect a rise in smart buildings as a result of tech innovation. Photo: Anthony WALLACE
Research by CBRE from 2017 showed that 84pc of landlords expect a rise in smart buildings as a result of tech innovation. Photo: Anthony WALLACE
Tom Gaffney
Opinion

Opinion

Concrete Analysis by Tom Gaffney

Technology will help move the needle in Hong Kong’s traditional property market

Landlords face a unique challenge in understanding the needs of occupiers and their technology requirements

Tom Gaffney
Tom Gaffney

Updated: 7:30pm, 13 Mar, 2018

Why you can trust SCMP
Research by CBRE from 2017 showed that 84pc of landlords expect a rise in smart buildings as a result of tech innovation. Photo: Anthony WALLACE Research by CBRE from 2017 showed that 84pc of landlords expect a rise in smart buildings as a result of tech innovation. Photo: Anthony WALLACE
Research by CBRE from 2017 showed that 84pc of landlords expect a rise in smart buildings as a result of tech innovation. Photo: Anthony WALLACE
READ FULL ARTICLE