Hong Kong’s industrial buildings are increasingly popular with tenants in the retail, entertainment and technology sectors, although the uptake is hampered by a lack of modern facilities, according to a report by CBRE.
At least a third of industrial space in Hong Kong, equivalent to 87 million square feet, is occupied for non-industrial purposes, according to the Planning Department. These businesses include arts and performance, education, food and beverage [F&B], general retail,…
Source : South China Morning Post
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