Exodus from New Territories brownfield relieves pressure on industrial property market

A large number of businesses in Hong Kong's New Territories are moving out of old industrial sites, known as brownfields, due to the Northern Metropolis project. This exodus is easing pressure on the industrial property market, as companies are relocating to newer, more modern facilities. The resulting decrease in demand for older spaces is likely to have a positive impact on the market, potentially leading to lower rents and increased availability of floor space for businesses.

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The exodus from brownfield sites in Hong Kong's New Territories is expected to ease pressure on the industrial property market. This could lead to more affordable options for businesses and potentially boost economic activity in the region.

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