McDonald's is marketing eight of its prime retail properties in Hong Kong, collectively valued at HK$1.2 billion (approximately $153 million). The company plans to sell these properties through a public tender process, with bids closing on September 16, according to real estate services firm JLL. This move comes amid a weak real estate market in Hong Kong, making the sale a notable event in the city's property sector. The properties are being offered for sale at a time when demand in the local market remains subdued.
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#McDonald’s is marketing eight of its retail properties in Hong Kong valued at HK$1.2 billion ($153 million), at a time when the real estate market in the city remains weak