Hong Kong Real Estate Market Recovers with Strong Office Demand and Stable Prices

Improving Office Demand and Stable Residential Activity Hong Kong’s property market is showing steady signs of recovery in early 2026, supported by improving office demand and stable residential activity. Market conditions are gradually strengthening as both leasing and transaction volumes pick up. Office Market Shows Stronger Leasing Activity The office sector is improving, with strong…

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Hong Kong Property Market Update: Residential Growth Continues, Retail Sales Surge -December 2025

In November, Hong Kong’s residential market saw a 2.2% decline in transaction volume but a 1.2% rise in total consideration to HKD 51.7 billion. Mass residential capital values continued their 0.6% m-o-m rise, marking the third consecutive month of increases. Developers have been actively launching new projects, reducing unsold inventory. The expected supply months…

Hong Kong Market Shows Office Stability and Residential Momentum

Written by Nelson Li, Head of IQI Hong Kong Office Sector Hong Kong’s Grade A office market posted a strong performance in October, with net absorption reaching 293,300 sq ft—driven by continued consolidation and a flight-to-quality as tenants capitalise on attractive lease terms. Notably, Migao Group Holdings expanded its footprint, leasing over 10,000 sq ft at Cheng Kong Center II in Central. Vacancy rates continued…

Hong Kong Property Outlook 2025: Stabilising Momentum and Renewed Activity

Written by Nelson Li, Head of IQI Hong Kong Hong Kong’s office sector recorded a positive shift, achieving 143,700 sq ft of net absorption, largely driven by increased leasing activity from banks and multinational firms. The overall office vacancy rate dipped to 13.4%, with Central improving to 11.0% and Wanchai/Causeway Bay easing to 12.0%. Rents slipped marginally by 0.1% month-on-month, though early stabilisation signs appeared in select prime buildings. A notable…

Hong Kong’s Property Market in August 2025: Office Absorption Up, Residential Faces Price Pressure

Written by Nelson Li, Head of IQI Hong Kong Hong Kong’s office market recorded positive momentum in August 2025, with net absorption reaching 313,800 sq ft—driven by rising demand from IPO activity and wealth management tenants. Central and Tsim Sha Tsui led the improvement, with vacancy rates tightening to 11.2% and 7.6% respectively. …

Hong Kong Property: Office Net Absorption Turns Positive as Mass Residential Values Tick Up

Office Sector: Hong Kong’s office market showed signs of recovery in July 2025, with a positive net absorption of 189,500 sq ft, largely driven by a flight-to-quality trend as tenants take advantage of softening rents. While the overall Grade A office vacancy rate improved slightly to 11.6%, certain submarkets like Kowloon East and Wanchai/Causeway Bay…

Hong Kong Property Market Balances Between Luxury and Rental

Hong Kong’s property sector is sending a mixed picture. In June, the office market posted a positive net absorption of 44,200 square feet, led by financial tenants such as TPG 6th Street Partners expanding in Central. Yet office rents slipped 0.5 per cent, with Hong Kong East recording the sharpest drop. On the residential side,…

HK Property Market May 2025: Office & Residential Trends

The Hong Kong leasing market showed a positive net absorption of 192,000 sq ft in May, notably with OKX Hong Kong FinTech Company leasing a floor at AIRSIDE in Kai Tak. Despite the completion of China Merchants Plaza adding new supply, the overall office vacancy rate improved to 13.6%, with Central and Tsimshatsui seeing drops,…

Hong Kong’s Office & Housing Market Update

Written by Nelson Li, Head of IQI Hong Kong Hong Kong’s office market showed a modest recovery in April 2025, with a net absorption of 39,700 sq ft, led by notable deals such as The Payment Cards Group Limited’s 12,100 sq ft lease in Tsimshatsui. While the overall vacancy rate remained stable at 13.7%, submarkets…

Hong Kong Property Market Update: February Sees Policy Shifts and Mixed Sales Trends

In February, transaction volumes in the primary market rose to 900 units, while the secondary market saw a decline to 2,300 units, resulting in an overall m-o-m decrease of 11.1%. Mass residential capital values declined by U.(% m-o-m in February. following a 0.4% rebound in January. The government raised the threshold for properties subject to…

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Hong Kong Real Estate Market Recovers with Strong Office Demand and Stable Prices

Hong Kong Real Estate Market Recovers with Strong Office Demand and Stable Prices

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