Hong Kong Business - Issue No. 64

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The issue highlights Hong Kong's real estate, particularly how it is faring from the aftermath of border closures and social restrictions.

The first cover story hones in on the recovery of the office sector amidst high vacancies and limited expansions; whilst the second focuses on how the luxury residential market was affected by the decline of expats coming into the special administrative region.

The issue's architecture analysis article shows how architects plan to rebuild Hong Kong into a future-ready city: greener and has better integration with the Greater Bay Area.

Furthermore, get to know the winners of the HKB National Business Award, HKB International Business Award, China International Business Awards, and China Technology Excellence Awards of 2021 with its special event coverages.

Hong Kong Business Magazine Description:

Hong Kong Business (HKB) is the only English-language business magazine dedicated to Hong Kong and China. Essential coverage includes the economy, investment, manufacturing, technology, travel and trade, plus special overseas features with in-depth reporting on bilateral economic ties with Hong Kong. No other publication has relevant content to business decision makers as Hong Kong Business. With an experienced and dedicated team of seasoned journalists and expert opinions from market leaders, Hong Kong Business is the definitive magazine for Hong Kong’s business elite.

The print magazine is published quarterly, and covers in depth issues and stories with a longer time frame while the website hongkongbusiness.hk is refreshed daily with news and stories with an immediate relevancy.

HKB's readership comprises high income decision-makers at manager, senior manager and proprietor level and it has a circulation guaranteed at 15,000 copies reaching 60,000 readers.

Hong Kong Business is part of the media company, "Charlton Media Group," a leading B2B publication and events company in Asia with titles such as Singapore Business Review, Asian Banking & Finance, Insurance Asia, Asian Power, and Healthcare Asia.