The spread of COVID-19 has triggered the world’s largest work-from-home exercise. The pandemic has tested workplace resilience and its ability to adapt to the challenges presented, raising the question of what it will look like when business resumes.
Hong Kong is one of the first cities that has managed to minimise the outbreak, meaning its employers and employees are the first to discover what this looks like in reality. In our latest Flash Report, we take a look at the office leasing sector and provide insights and recommendations around the opportunity for recentralisation, the new role of technology and workplace wellness becoming an expectation, not a value-add strategy.
After COVID-19: New Trends of the Hong Kong Office Market
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Fiona Ngan is the Head of Office Services and she has 26 years in this field and presently focuses on leading the Hong Kong and Kowloon Office team. Her strengths include project leasing and the provision of a board range of client services, particularly in Tenant Representations. She has extensive experience in business development, real estate strategic solutions and a range of consultancy services.
Rosanna Tang leads the research team in Hong Kong and South China in Colliers. Driving different research papers and client-orientated initiatives, Rosanna has a deep understanding of all property sectors, research products, and client requirements. Rosanna is also one of the spokespersons in the company, and she frequently speaks in different industry events and media interviews.