Hong Kong, 4 May 2026 – Hong Kong’s property market is showing stronger signs of recovery, with Morgan Stanley expecting the city’s residential upturn to help revive the office and retail sectors after several years of pressure from high interest rates, weak sentiment and falling asset values.
The investment bank has raised its 2026 forecast for Hong Kong home price growth to 12% from 10%, after residential prices rose 7.7% since the start of the year. Morgan Stanley also expects home prices to rise another 5% in 2027, suggesting the current rebound may have further room to run if liquidity, capital flows and buyer confidence continue to improve.
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