Campfire, one of Hong Kong Island’s biggest co-workspace operators, has leased three floors of the Harbourfront Landmark building in western Kowloon. The deal is one of a record-breaking number in the co-working sector this year, building on the strong growth of the sector in 2017 when 10% of new lettings on Hong Kong were signed by co-workspace providers, according to JLL. The sector is expected to continue to expand over the coming six to 12 months as new operators look to gain market share, according to Denis Ma, the head of Hong Kong Island research at JLL.
Campfire, one of Hong Kong’s biggest co-workspace operators, has leased three floors of the Harbourfront Landmark building in western Kowloon. The deal is one of a record-breaking number in the co-working sector this year, building on the strong growth of the sector in 2017 when 10% of new lettings on Hong Kong Island were signed by co-workspace providers, according to JLL. The sector is expected to continue to expand over the coming six to 12 months as new operators look to gain market share, according to Denis Ma, the head of Hong Kong research at JLL.