Hong Kong’s prime office market, the most expensive globally for four years running, cooled in the second quarter, reflecting its first drop since the final three-months of 2013. Photo: Robert Ng
Hong Kong’s prime office market, the most expensive globally for four years running, cooled in the second quarter, reflecting its first drop since the final three-months of 2013. Photo: Robert Ng
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Hong Kong’s prime office market wobbles as Chinese firms scale back amid trade war

  • Grade-A office rents slide 0.1 per cent in the second quarter as mainland firms turn cautious, slow paces of expansion
  • Leasing activity expected to be soft until first early 2020, says CBRE

Topic |   Hong Kong property
Sandy Li
Sandy Li

Updated: 2:25pm, 11 Jul, 2019

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Hong Kong’s prime office market, the most expensive globally for four years running, cooled in the second quarter, reflecting its first drop since the final three-months of 2013. Photo: Robert Ng
Hong Kong’s prime office market, the most expensive globally for four years running, cooled in the second quarter, reflecting its first drop since the final three-months of 2013. Photo: Robert Ng
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