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Hong Kong ranks 4th in Asia Pacific with most new retail entrants in 2014

byCustoms Today Report
04/04/2015
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HONG KONG: It has been noted that cities in Asia Pacific saw 464 new retail entrants in 2014—23% more than in 2013.

According to a release from CBRE, further, Tokyo saw the most new retail entrants (63), followed by Singapore (58), Taipei (49), Hong Kong (45) and Beijing (34).

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The Luxury and Business sector saw the greatest share of new entrants at 22.6%, but the biggest climber was the Coffee and Restaurants sector with 22.4% in 2014, compared to just 14.8% in 2013

Retailers from the US made the most new entries into Asia Pacific with 24%, followed jointly by Italy and the UK with 11%, then French retailers at 10.5%.

Japan was the top APAC entrant ranking fifth place, with 6.9% of the new market entries being Japanese retailers.

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