Lei Fang: Market liquidity is sufficient, and the trend of Hong Kong commercial buildings being converted into student dormitories is increasing.

According to the Securities Times app, Calvin Ma, Executive Director of LaSalle Investment Management and Head of Private Clients in Greater China, pointed out that both local and foreign funds have been entering the market one after another recently, indicating ample market liquidity and pushing for continued strong transactions in the second half of the year. The trend of student dormitory hot sales shows no signs of slowing down, as there is a decrease in hotel properties available for sale. Investors are expected to shift their focus towards acquiring commercial buildings for renovation. According to statistics from LaSalle, as of May, the total transaction volume of non-residential properties, including commercial buildings, shops, industrial buildings, and hotels, has approached nearly 30 billion Hong Kong dollars.