More Core-District Grade A Offices Put Up for Sale as Rental Prospects Attract Buyers
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On 27 October 2026, the South China Morning Post business section reported that analysts said Hong Kong's Grade A office market is recovering relatively quickly, prompting some owners of core-district properties to speed up asset sales. Stanley Poon, managing director of the commercial department at Centaline Property, said the number of Grade A offices in core districts put up for sale has increased, and stable rental income prospects from established finance, securities and banking tenants are attracting some buyers. The report centred on the phenomenon of rental income prospects driving the core-district Grade A office market, and did not mention other specific transaction figures or a timetable.
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- 南華早報·商業Rental Income Prospects Drive Hong Kong Core District Grade A Office Market
Analysts note that Hong Kong's Grade A office market is recovering relatively quickly, prompting some owners of core district properties to accelerate asset sales. Centaline Commercial managing director Poon Chi-ming said the number of Grade A offices for sale in core districts has increased, and stable rental income prospects from established financial, securities and banking tenants are attracting some buyers.
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