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The market for flexible working space is picking up again in Hong Kong after the initial slump brought by tough social-distancing rules during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic.

The transaction signalled the tentative return of investments into commercial property, as economic growth picked up pace amid the tapering off of coronavirus cases in the city.

The push into Singapore stands in stark contrast with Shun Tak’s footprint in Hong Kong, the birthplace and childhood home of the late casino tycoon Stanley Ho, where the company had not launched any project in six years.