BUSINESSJun 14 · 08:22 UTCSCMP WORLDCheryl Arcibal

Hong Kong commercial landlords may bet on investment to curb tenant loss from AI: analysts

Hong Kong's older office assets and landlords may face increased challenges as companies adopt AI and relocate to newer buildings. Landlords could need to refurbish or repurpose properties to adapt to changing business needs.

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