HONG KONG: Singapore-based investors have become Hong Kong’s top non-local commercial property buyers, according to Colliers. Singapore-based investors accounted for the bulk of non-local commercial property investment in Hong Kong during the second quarter, contributing HK$3.37 billion (S$554.35 million), or 62% of the HK$5.46 billion recorded from non-local and mainland Chinese buyers, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported, citing data from Colliers. In the first quarter, mainland Chinese investors dominated non-local acquisitions there, accounting for HK$4.73 billion. Singapore investors were then absent from the market. / TISGRead also: Singapore and Hong Kong named Asia’s most dynamic family office hubs: Julius Baer report