Lexington Partners, a New York-based manager of secondary private equity funds, is moving into one of Hong Kong’s tallest office towers as it scooped up prime commercial real estate left vacant in the world’s most expensive city.The fund has taken up the units 2903 through 2909, totalling 8,900 square feet (827 square metres) at the Two IFC office tower in Hong Kong’s Central business district. The fund’s office had been at York House at Landmark in Central for the past 10 years, a company…
Source : South China Morning Post
Read more…Lexington Partners snaps up Two IFC office space left vacant by earlier tenant as New York fund expands in Hong Kong
