Harneys Relocates to Expanded Office in Hongkong Land’s Alexandra House
Reuters
Dec 11
Harneys Relocates to Expanded Office in Hongkong Land's Alexandra House
Hongkong Land Holdings Limited, a major property development, investment, and management group, has continued to expand its ultra-premium mixed-use real estate portfolio in Asian gateway cities, including flagship projects in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Shanghai. The company, which manages over US$40 billion in assets and operates over 1.28 million square meters of property with an additional 1 million square meters under development, focuses on Grade A office, luxury retail, residential, and hospitality properties. In Hong Kong's Central business district, Hongkong Land has recently welcomed Harneys, a leading international offshore legal firm, to an expanded office space in Alexandra House, further reinforcing Central's position as a preferred location for legal services firms and demonstrating the ongoing trend toward quality and prime location in the market.
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