Hong Kong malls see 'gradual recovery' with new stores and events, says Hang Lung CEO
Hang Lung Properties CEO Weber Lo Wai-pak stated on Monday that the outlook for shopping centres in Hong Kong is improving. He noted the company's malls recorded growth in July and anticipates business will be "even better" in the fourth quarter due to a pipeline of new shops preparing to open. Lo believes operators need to use new stores and attractive events to counter locals' preference for cross-border shopping trips.
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