Hong Kong residential property prices could rise by up to 10% in 2026 as the city’s real estate market continues to recover, according to UBS Investment Bank.
The firm favors the city’s residential sector over other property types, according to John Lam, head of China and Hong Kong property research at UBS. The optimism is largely driven by a growing number of mainland Chinese students and professionals moving to Hong Kong, attracted by the city’s higher university admission rates than those on the mainland, he said during a media briefing on Monday.
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