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Hong Kong’s 2026 Luxury Rents to Rise 5% on Expat Wave, JLL Says

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 25 August 2026, 09:35 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
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Real Estate Hong Kong’s 2026 Luxury Rents to Rise 5% on Expat Wave, JLL Says Expatriates relocating to Hong Kong are fueling demand in the city’s luxury residential market, with rents expected to climb 5% in 2026, according to JLL. “A lot of hedge funds, wealth management companies and investment banks are expanding in Hong Kong, and they are relocating, bringing international talents into the city,” Cathie Chung, senior research director at JLL Hong Kong, said in a Bloomberg TV interview...

Real Estate Hong Kong’s 2026 Luxury Rents to Rise 5% on Expat Wave, JLL Says Expatriates relocating to Hong Kong are fueling demand in the city’s luxury residential market, with rents expected to climb 5% in 2026, according to JLL. “A lot of hedge funds, wealth management companies and investment banks are expanding in Hong Kong, and they are relocating, bringing international talents into the city,” Cathie Chung, senior research director at JLL Hong Kong, said in a Bloomberg TV interview with David Ingles and Yvonne Man.
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