Published: 7:00am, 26 Jun, 2019 Updated: 7:00am, 26 Jun, 2019
The cost of co-working desks in Hong Kong is set to rise despite uptake slowing, according to Colliers, Hong Kong. The real estate services firm expects to see consolidation reduce the tally of 141 centres in the city decreasing competition. Rent in the city is already more expensive than the other 14 major cities in the region, followed by Beijing and Sydney, due to the premium office space commands in Hong Kong.