Ge Long Hui·2025-12-15 05:27Group 1 - Citigroup expects that demand from Chinese enterprises will continue to support the Hong Kong office market, driven by factors such as more Chinese tech giants and industry leaders considering purchasing office properties in Hong Kong [1] - An increasing number of A-share companies are dual-listing in Hong Kong and establishing regional headquarters or R&D centers, further boosting demand [1] - The launch of the GoGlobal Task Force in October aims to assist mainland companies in expanding into international markets, contributing to the demand for office space [1] Group 2 - Citigroup notes that the average capital value of Hong Kong office properties has declined by 52% from its peak, indicating a potential bottom-fishing behavior among buyers [1] - The company predicts that by 2026, office performance in Central and West Kowloon will outperform other regions, with rental rates stabilizing for major landlords like Hongkong Land and Henderson Land by the end of next year [1] - New quality supply in West Kowloon, such as IGC, is expected to be competitive in attracting demand, with rental levels comparable to those in the Eastern District of Hong Kong Island, benefiting New World Development [1]