2024-08-22-莱坊-Hong_Kong_Monthly_July_2024_4页_244kb

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Hong Kong Monthly

Market Activity: Leasing demand stagnant in June due to economic weakness; new supply expected in Central and Kowloon, pushing future rents.
Rent Trends: Grade A office rent (HK$63.8 sq ft YTD) continues to fall, accelerated by high vacancy (e.g., Hong Kong Island at 13.4%), with landlords offering incentives.
New Listings: Fewer new lettings (down 38% MoM), but notable renewals (e.g., Nike, Ralph Lauren) show resilience.
Outlook: Next H2: Activity levels expected to remain stable; uncertainty and interest rates to continue influencing decisions.

Overall: Cooling measure withdrawal impact fading; prices and sales volumes lagged due to unsold inventory, high interest rates, and market uncertainty.
Luxury: Sales resiliency amidst discounts; Rental index hit a 4.5-year high fueled by new arrivals (e.g., non-local students, professionals).
Leasing: Supported by newcomers; new volume capped until yield drops further.
Outlook: Prices unlikely to rebound until interest rates fall significantly; development pipeline to grow slowly.

Performance: Total retail value declined (overall -11.5%, YOY); subdued consumer confidence, exacerbated by high rentals for overseas brands.
Sub-segments: Used car/Food & Beverage underperform; specific zones (Prince, Kwan O) show high rental returns targeted by foreign brands.
Outlook: High yields offer opportunities but require macro support. Sales to grow significantly H2 to meet 2023's value; economy and consumer sentiment key drivers.

Current Conditions: All sectors feel headwinds (economic uncertainty, high interest rates, supply-dissipation). Focus shifts towards strategic incentives in office/retail, luxury resilience in residential after transitory stimulus.

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