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How demographic changes will impact Hong Kong’s retail market

How demographic changes will impact Hong Kong’s retail market

The aging population is impacting supermarket retail sales performance.Hong Kong's retail market is experiencing a significant decline, with total retail sales in the first ten months of 2024 estimated to have dropped by 7.1% compared to the same period last year, according to Knight Frank.

Singapore new home sales hit a record 2,557 units in November

Thanks to five new residential projects launched during the month.

Hong Kong government land sale revenues to hit HK$8-14b in 2025

And annual land premiums are expected to reach HK$10-15 billion.

Kowloon office rents to decline by 2-4% over 2025

Analysts believe the market has yet to reach its bottom.

Office rents on Hong Kong Island to decline by up to 3% in 2025

The 2.8m sq ft of new supply will take time to absorb.

Hong Kong Residency rule could boost office sector

The ultra-rich are also expected to set up family offices in the city.

Rich Hong Kong families sell mansions at a loss to repay debt

A stuttering economy has driven some to offload their assets for as low as half the price.

APAC’s real estate cross-border investment reaches $47.6b

Data centres dominated the market, capturing 46% of investments.

College homes, industrial sites a bright spot in Hong Kong property slump

Converted hotels and industrial estates offer investors a lifeline.

Luxury property demand up amidst HK super-wealthy population growth

Increased transactions and family offices drive Hong Kong's high-end residential market.

Hybrid work fuels shift to premium offices in Asia

The demand for high-quality and flexible office spaces rises.

APAC office demand rises with offshoring growth

Expansion driven by skilled labour and cost efficiencies.