Georgina Atkinson, a leading global real estate advisor, explains why the Hong Kong property market will never not be interesting and where investors are looking to next.
Real estate in any region is always worthy of inspection, a fine harbinger charting the state of the economy, mood of a city, and even demarking times of historical significance. Just ask Georgina Atkinson of Origin Private Office, who only works on prime global real estate and ultra-luxury properties for a clientele with global interest.
Several images, graphs, and reports on Hong Kong property and rental price indexes show dramatic highs followed by incremental dips, and, almost inevitably, staggering heights again. But if you take a step back, you’ll notice the overall arc, an incline that has grown exponentially over the past century. In a world with no surefire bets, dealing in property in Hong Kong has served UHNW individuals exceedingly well.
In conversation with Origin’s new Private Office, dedicated to “ultra-prime” real estate, Robb Report Hong Kong learns about how the company deals bespoke client services within the real estate sector to VVIPs.
Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.
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