Join us for an exclusive tour of HKU's innovative student residence, a pioneering Modular Integrated Construction (MiC) project that delivers 1,200 student places through smart, sustainable design. This case study offers valuable insights into scalable housing solutions and technology integration, providing critical lessons for real estate professionals exploring future housing models. 

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Maximize your Fall conference experience! The Join & Attend Package includes a discounted conference registration plus exclusive access to a pre-conference gathering with ULI Global Chair Franz Colloredo-Mansfeld.

It's the perfect opportunity to make valuable connections in an intimate setting, with light refreshments included.

Already registered? Conference Registrants (Members Only) can upgrade your experience for HKD $330 to join this gathering.

Availability is limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

In an engaging fireside chat, Claire Tang and George Hongchoy will delve into the challenges and opportunities reshaping how Hong Kong lives and grows.  As they share insights and personal experiences, their candid conversation will explore the essential elements for cultivating a thriving, future-forward, resilient city. 

What are the key macroeconomic drivers reshaping Hong Kong’s housing market? From migration trends to policy shifts, Prof. Kelvin Wong will unpack the supply & demand dynamics, government interventions, and cross-border capital flows that investors must navigate. This session will provide a data-driven foundation for understanding where Hong Kong’s residential sector is headed—and how to capitalize on emerging opportunities.

As Asia-Pacific’s cities face growing density and affordability challenges, innovative urban residential platforms like co-living, mixed-use, short term rentals, and build-to-rent are reshaping how people live and invest. This panel brings together leading local and regional experts to explore the drivers and operating models behind these trends. Focusing on Hong Kong’s unique market dynamics, the discussion will uncover how investors and developers can identify opportunities and unlock value by embracing scalable, innovative living solutions.

The QS World University Rankings ranks Hong Kong among the top 20 study destinations, reflecting its growing appeal to international students based on affordability, diversity, and job prospects. The government's pilot “Hostels in the City Scheme” aims to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as a hub for post-secondary education by encouraging the market to convert commercial buildings into student hostels. This panel will explore the interplay between asset conversion, urban renewal, and community engagement, highlighting how well-designed student housing is vital for not only enhancing Hong Kong's academic reputation, but also strengthening our knowledge-based economy, fostering innovation, and driving economic competitiveness.

With banks increasingly taking a conservative posture in the face of commercial property defaults and analyst scrutiny over their loan books, private capital is stepping in to plug the growing funding gap in Hong Kong. An array of debt and equity funds, institutional investors, and family office capital has been pursuing a range of financing opportunities, from refinancing to construction loans and the acquisition of foreclosed properties. Hear about the market landscape and opportunities that investors see in the Hong Kong credit market and how these compare to debt and equity opportunities elsewhere.