Hong Kong budget hotels in non-core areas are keen to join other investors to convert their underperforming properties into co-living spaces, as it provides a cheaper alternative for millennials priced out of the world’s most expensive housing market.
And the situation is only likely to get worse, with property prices in the city expected to increase by at least 15 per cent in the next two and a half years, according to property consultants JLL. Rents too have surged for 18 straight…
Source : South China Morning Post
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