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With regional championships looming in August, local athletes are sharpening their skills on the city's expanding indoor and outdoor routes ahead of a pivotal competition window.
As median flat prices hold firm around HK$9 million, investor returns are tightening—and geography matters more than ever.
Community sport organisations are transforming neighbourhood facilities into training grounds for champions, reshaping how Hong Kong's underdog athletes access world-class venues.
As the city completes its most ambitious decade of connectivity projects, fresh data reveals the staggering scale—and ongoing costs—of keeping Asia's busiest hub moving.
As summer events season peaks, a new generation of artists, musicians and curators is reshaping the city's cultural calendar—and attracting international attention.
Local founders in Cyberport and Beyond are racing to build homegrown security solutions as breaches spike and regulatory pressure mounts.
A surge in startup funding is bringing AI-powered logistics, hyperlocal delivery and smart retail to neighbourhood level, transforming daily routines across the city.
As land scarcity reaches a breaking point, policymakers must choose between controversial reclamation projects, relaxing green belt restrictions, and accelerating public housing timelines—moves that will reshape neighbourhoods from Lantau to the New Territories.
Rising labour costs, softening tourism, and intensifying competition are squeezing margins across F&B and retail in 2026.
Decades of migration, rising rents, and changing leisure habits have transformed one of Hong Kong's most iconic neighbourhoods—but locals say the real story began long before the recent exodus.
From revitalised waterfront villages to underground craft movements, here's where to encounter authentic Hongkonger culture in 2026.
As the city races toward carbon neutrality by 2050, a wave of homegrown and imported technologies are poised to reshape Hong Kong's energy landscape over the next five years.
From tai chi in Victoria Park to guided hiking on Dragon's Back, older adults are driving a quiet revolution in how this city thinks about staying strong.
As companies embrace flexible arrangements, Hong Kong's traditionally office-bound workforce is fragmenting, forcing employers to compete for talent across Asia and beyond.
From Victoria Harbour to Aberdeen, local aquatic organisations are drawing thousands of residents and forging bonds that extend far beyond the poolside.
New campuses in the New Territories aim to ease demand pressure, but residents worry about whether places will reach those who need them most.
With mid-year budget reviews underway, the city faces pivotal decisions on affordable housing expansion, the MTR's operational future, and how to manage a widening fiscal deficit.
As coworking spaces proliferate across Central and Causeway Bay, this city's unique geography and regulatory environment are reshaping how the world thinks about distributed work.
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