Shanghai-based Future Land Development has set its sights on Hong Kong’s co-living spaces.
The Chinese developer, which builds homes in 40 cities across the mainland, said on Wednesday it has invested around HK$500-HK$600 million this year in two residential and commercial projects each.
The residential projects will be turned into co-living spaces aimed at the city’s college students and young professionals who are looking for affordable rents, modern environment and more shared…
Source : South China Morning Post
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