Business Outlook
Hong Kong is renowned for its excellent professional services. Mainland China has invested an estimation of about US$770 billion into projects along the Belt and Road routes, with over one‑third of the investments going to transport infrastructure projects such as ports, railways, roads, and real estate projects. It is expected that the industry can benefit from the ample opportunity brought forth initiated by the Belt and Road Opportunities.
Hong Kong’s Ten Major Infrastructure Projects are being rolled out in phases and several transport projects are carrying forward in tandem to achieve the objective of promoting economic growth through infrastructural development. As Hong Kong’s population is on a strong uptrend with as many as seven land-based boundary control points, the Northern Metropolis will be the most important area in Hong Kong that facilitates the development integration with Shenzhen and connection with the Greater Bay Area.
Green City has created a booming demand for green buildings. With the environmental sustainability policy for future urban renewal projects announced by Hong Kong’s Urban Renewal Authority and according to the Hong Kong Green Building Council, more than 2,300 buildings are certified by BEAM Plus, a leading initiative in Hong Kong to offer independent assessments of building sustainability performance.
