Savills
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Southeast Asian buyers lead Hong Kong commercial property investment
Southeast Asian investors, particularly from Singapore, have become the leading non-local buyers of commercial property in Hong Kong. These investors accounted for over 11% of transactions exceeding HK$50 million in the…
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Hong Kong commercial property market stabilizes amid ongoing distressed asset sales
The commercial property market in Hong Kong is showing signs of stabilization, though challenges remain for highly leveraged owners struggling with refinancing. While defaults are not expected to increase significantly,…
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China's service trade grows 8.3% in H1 2026; DeepSeek tops global call volume
China's service trade saw a total import-export value of 3.78 trillion yuan in the first half of 2026, marking an 8.3% year-on-year increase. Exports grew significantly by 17.6%, while imports rose by 2.9%, resulting in…
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Savills acquires Eastdil Secured for $1.11B; Nissan design chief retires; DeepSeek tops call volume
Savills Plc has finalized its acquisition of Eastdil Secured LLC for $1.1125 billion, funded through debt financing and the issuance of new Savills shares. In separate news, Nissan's Global Senior Vice President of Desi…
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Hong Kong dual-branded Sheraton hotels to be sold by creditors
Two hotels in Hong Kong, a dual-branded Sheraton complex operated by Marriott, are being aggressively sold by creditors. The property, located on Lantau Island, was seized from Shimao Group Holdings Limited after they f…
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Hong Kong Developers Reclaim Pricing Power Amid Stronger Demand
Hong Kong property developers are experiencing a resurgence in pricing power, driven by increased demand and improved market sentiment. Projects in key districts have seen price increases ranging from 7% to 36% compared…
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London's Bond Street overtakes Hong Kong for world's priciest luxury retail rents
London's Bond Street has surpassed Hong Kong's Tsim Sha Tsui as the world's most expensive luxury retail market, with annual rents reaching £19,228 per square meter. Milan's Via Monte Napoleone secured the third positio…