Insights & Research

New ways of working, an evolution of workplace strategy and prolonged economic uncertainty are combining to transform Hong Kong’s office market.

Hong Kong's economy continues to display resilience as the city navigates its way through various external headwinds and structural shifts. Growth is occurring across many sectors, with some industries performing on a level comparable to pre-pandemic times. CBRE believes the resurgence of the mainland Chinese economy, policy support from the central government, and public sector investment in Hong Kong’s long-term development will create opportunities for corporations and investors in the long run.
 
Business prospects emerging from the city’s economic transformation and emergence of new trading partners will provide a strong foundation for long-term growth. With Hong Kong's economy continuing to recover, real estate demand will strengthen. However, property owners must adapt to overcome challenges posed by oversupply in the office sector and changes in retail consumption patterns. Embracing change in economic, consumer, and workplace dynamics also underscores the need to integrate greater flexibility into real estate.

In this report, we look into Hong Kong residential property market for June 2025.

In Hong Kong and APAC’s cautious investment climate, corporates are resisting ESG mandates, citing high costs and low market sentiment. With only five years until 2030, when many companies face interim net-zero goals, investors and fund managers must prioritize portfolio net-zero readiness.

Hong Kong has implemented various strategies to attract overseas talent and students to the city.