Investment in Hong Kong’s logistics and industrial property declined by more than half in the third quarter of the year, as a period of worsening social unrest crimped domestic consumption and dampened sentiment.Data from Real Capital Analytics, which tracks deals worth at least US$10 million, show that investment in industrial buildings came to US$719.9 million, down by 51.6 per cent from the roughly US$1.5 billion invested in the segment in the same period of 2018.Industrial properties…
Source : South China Morning Post
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