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Amid Boutique Closings, Hong Kong’s Luxury Slump Here to Stay
Luxury brands are closing up shop in Hong Kong as sky-high retail rent prices remain out of sync with declining sales. Read More
Luxury Pushes Hong Kong’s Sky-High Retail Rent To Top Global Spot
Driven by demand for prime space from luxury brands, Hong Kong is the city with the world's most expensive retail rents for the third year in a row. Read More
Beijing Now World’s 10th Most Expensive Retail Property Market
Though it lags far behind Hong Kong, which remains far and away the world's most expensive retail market, Beijing has cracked the top ten in a new report on the global retail property market. Read More
Hong Kong & New York “Slugging It Out” For Most Expensive Rent
It's no surprise that rent for prize retail real estate in Hong Kong is sky-high. But this year, its rise has hit yet another milestone, with rent in Causeway Bay becoming the world's most expensive. Read More
Fast Fashion Falling Victim To Hong Kong’s Rising Rents
Hong Kong's skyrocketing rents have claimed perhaps their largest victim of the year, as Swedish mega-retailer H&M has closed its sprawling 2,790 square meter location in the Central district due to spiraling costs. Read More
When Regulation Is A Necessary Evil
Something is going on in Hong Kong that makes me wonder if the deliberate absence of regulation is just as harmful as over-regulation. Read More
Hong Kong Niche Boutique Medium Rare Hits Beijing
With the emergence of a niche buyer base for lesser-known fashion brands and designers in cities like Beijing and Shanghai, a handful of curated multi-designer stores have opened in (or expanded into) the Chinese Mainland in recent years. Read More
Grand Opening: mamoz (Hong Kong)
mamoz internalizes the phrase "urban sprawl," covering 5,000 sq ft across the cubus building's 27th and 28th floors, with floor to ceiling windows offering panoramic views of Hong Kong Island. Read More-
Causeway Bay Cool: New Bar “mamoz” Opening Next Week In Hong Kong
Interiors at mamoz will feature accents like an eight-meter-long counter carved from a single piece of Indonesian timber, damask patterned leather walls and ceiling, black marble floors, and unisex bathrooms lined with burgundy and gold mosaic tiles. Read More
