Property News · November 19, 2019

Co-living emerging as a sought-after alternative investment strategy in Hong Kong’s current economic environment


In recent years, the shared economy has gone beyond the workplace to living space in Hong Kong. While the local co-living market is still in its infancy, with only around 10 buildings in the city, there are signs pointing to its potential as the next big business. According to the CBRE Global Living Report released earlier this year, Hong Kong maintained its position as the world’s most expensive residential city, with an average property price of more than US$1.2 million. Co-living is…

Source : South China Morning Post
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