JLL
JLL is a leading professional services firm that specializes in real estate and investment management. JLL is a Fortune 500 company with annual revenue of $19.4 billion in 2021, operations in over 80 countries and a global workforce of more than 98,000 as of December 31, 2021.
Retrofitting old buildings will increase rents, tenant satisfaction
JLL research showed that retrofitting old buildings will be cost effective.
Retrofitting old buildings will increase rents, tenant satisfaction
JLL research showed that retrofitting old buildings will be cost effective.
How long will it take for the primary market to digest piled-up new housing supply?
There are 79,000 new homes available in the city.
New completions raise Grade A office vacancy rate to 11%: JLL
The completion of Two Taikoo Place contributed to the vacancy rate.
Hong Kong’s construction prices remained steady: JLL
The average fit-out cost is US$130 per sqft.
Self-storage operators lift industrial investment in October
Amongst these operators is Storhub.
Self-storage operators lift industrial investment in October
Amongst these operators is Storhub.
Retail spaces in non-core areas continue to pull investments
The retail podium at Coo Residences in Tuen Mun was sold for $450m.
Residential transaction volume drops in October amidst wondering economy
Units sold in the primary and secondary markets were at 672 and 2,476, respectively.
Office net effective rents drop 0.6% MoM in October
Across submarkets, Central posted the largest drop in rents.
Residential building in Yau Yat Chuen sold for $2.075b via auction
It was sold to Bremont Investment Limited.
Property market ends downcycle
Real estate expert, Cathie Chung, said that the market will have a reset by 2023.
Why it’s time for the gov’t to remove cooling measures in the housing market
JLL said residential sales in the last nine months have dropped to its lowest level in 20 years.
Why prices of new launches from Aug-Sept were lower than secondary projects
JLL said new projects were at an average discount of 10%.
Basket of properties on Yen Chow Street sold for $100m
Bridgeway Prime Shop Fund and Owl Square Co-living acquired the properties.
Six retail shops and nine residential units at Kin Sun Building, Nos. 11-19 Yen Chow Street in West Kowloon were sold separately to two buyers for a total consideration of $100m, its marketing agent, JLL announced.
Bridgeway Prime Shop Fund acquired the retail shops for $70m, whilst Owl Square Co-living Founder Max Poon and AL Group Limited Chairman Laurence Chan got a hold of the residential units.
“All these six connecting corner shops with wide frontages are very rare in the area. With numerous residential redevelopment projects nearby, I am very optimistic about the price appreciation potential of this investment,” Edwin Lee, founder of Bridgeway Prime Shop Fund, said.
Accordion to Lee, the shops provide a passing yield of 3% and could achieve a yield of 5% when projects nearby the properties are completed.
Poon, for his part, said he will transform the nine residential units into “high quality and affordable living options for young professionals.”
How will the 0+3 arrangement affect HK's industries?
The leasing market expects a pickup in activities.
Residential block in Grampian Road sold via auction
It was sold for $404.25m to Gold Focus Holdings Limited.
Industrial leasing slows as global trade activities plunge in July: JLL
Global trade is negatively affecting leasing demand for industrial space.