Interview with Josephine Kong on RTHK’s “Freedom Wind · Freedom Phone” Program

Josephine Kong, Chief Investment Director at Centaline Investment, shared on a radio program the market’s response to the government’s upcoming pilot scheme for converting commercial buildings into student hostels. She noted that the policy has received overall positive feedback from the market, helping to boost student hostel supply in Hong Kong, alleviate housing pressure, and provide stable returns for investors.

Hoy TV: Centaline Investment’s Kavis Ip: Unlocking Opportunities in Hong Kong’s Student Housing Market

Kavis Ip on TV: Unlocking Opportunities in Hong Kong’s Student Housing Market 2025-05-25 Kavis Ip, CEO of Centaline Investment, recently spoke in a televised interview about the growing opportunities and challenges in Hong Kong’s student housing market. As the number of mainland and international students studying in Hong Kong continues to rise, demand for qualityContinue reading “Hoy TV: Centaline Investment’s Kavis Ip: Unlocking Opportunities in Hong Kong’s Student Housing Market”

‘CampusOne Communities’ Launched to Unlock 100 Billion-Dollar Investment Opportunities for Property Owners

2025-05-14 Centaline Group Launches New Student Housing Brand ‘CampusOne Communities’ to Unlock 100 Billion-Dollar Investment Opportunities for Property Owners; First Project ‘One Pace 117’ with Rents Starting from Over HK$6,000 Centaline Investment announced today the establishment of a new student housing operating platform branded, CampusOne Communities, which will be operated by Centaline OpCo Ltd., aContinue reading “‘CampusOne Communities’ Launched to Unlock 100 Billion-Dollar Investment Opportunities for Property Owners”

Expanding into Hong Kong’s Student Housing Investment Sector

2024-06-01 Centaline Investment plans to invest in approximately 2,000 student dormitory beds in Hong Kong over the next two to three years. This investment targets the new policy of the Hong Kong government to increase the subsidised UGC-funded quota for non-local students, anticipating a substantial rise in accommodation demand. With the local property market adjustingContinue reading “Expanding into Hong Kong’s Student Housing Investment Sector”