Hong Kong’s battered office sector showed cautious signs of life in 2025, supported by improved take-up in core districts and a slower pace of rental declines and –. while analysts said that trend was set to continue into 2026 – rents were unlikely to rise over the next six months.
The coming year was expected to build on the market’s momentum, with stabilisation emerging as the dominant theme, analysts said.
Vacancy rates in prime assets in core districts were likely to steady further, but...
Hong Kong office leasing rebound lifts outlook for 2026, but rents remain under pressure
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Source: scmp.com

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