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Innovation platform buys Hong Kong office tower as state-linked buyers seek bargains
An innovation platform backed by Ningbo’s city government acquired the Konnect office building in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, for HK$800 million. Analysts suggest this reflects growing interest from mainland government-linked institutions in Hong Kong’s commercial property market, which remains depressed.
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