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Hongkong Land banks F&B tenancies, Michelin-starred restaurants in Central properties to counter soft market, rising competition


Hongkong Land is taking steps to enhance the appeal of its office and retail properties in Central, with competition set to intensify with new developments in the city’s central business district in the coming years.The biggest landlord in the city’s financial district has opened 45 restaurants since 2020 at properties in its portfolio, as well as launched an online leasing platform to help improve take-up rate in the wake of changes in the city centre.The company, founded in 1889, owns 4.84…

Source : South China Morning Post
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