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Recent Greater China News
Exploring European Expansion Opportunities for China’s Manufacturing and Logistics Industry
Europe has become a key strategic destination for Chinese companies going global, backed by its high-quality consumer markets, abundant labor force, mature industrial supply chains, and well-established legal framework. In response, Cushman & Wakefield hosted summits on the topic of Europe Unlocked — New Opportunities for China’s Manufacturing & Logistics Industry in Shanghai and Guangzhou in June 2026.
Mandy Qian • 04/06/2026
Cushman & Wakefield Participates in 2026 ULI APAC Summit Capital Markets Forum
Cushman & Wakefield has participated in the Capital Markets Forum at the 2026 ULI APAC Summit. KK Chiu, Chief Executive, Greater China, Cushman & Wakefield, attended the event and joined the panel discussion as a featured speaker.
Mandy Qian • 27/05/2026
Hong Kong Home Prices Weakened Again in Q2 as Interest Rate Cuts to Come Later Than Market Expectations
Hong Kong residential transaction numbers rose noticeably in April, but slowed again in May. The Grade A office market recorded positive net absorption for the third consecutive quarter, mainly driven by leasing demand in non-core districts. Gradually recovering tourist arrivals saw the overall retail high street vacancy rate remain stable in the quarter.
Rosanna Tang • 03/07/2024