Property News · December 24, 2019

Hong Kong’s land shortage is forcing international schools to set up campuses in old commercial buildings like disused shopping centres


Privately owned international schools looking for space to expand into Hong Kong are being forced to open campuses in places like converted shopping malls because of a lack of land, according to property agents.John Mortensen, senior director for education services, Greater China, at JLL, said school providers and investors in education still want to come to Hong Kong despite the political crisis that has rocked the city and damaged its reputation. There is strong demand from local families…

Source : South China Morning Post
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