The RICS Hong Kong Awards announced their 2026 winners on October 25, recognising projects and professionals across real estate, construction and infrastructure. Philip Lo received the annual lifetime achievement award.

Key Takeaways

  • The Bay Hub won Commercial Property Project of the Year.
  • Two transactions shared the Best Deal of the Year award.
  • Philip Lo was recognised for a career spanning surveying and public service.

RICS Hong Kong Awards recognise projects and deals

Jones Lang LaSalle Management Services won Commercial Property Project of the Year for The Bay Hub. The Hong Kong Housing Authority received Corporate Social Responsibility Project of the Year for Diamond Hill Water Feature Park.

The Best Deal of the Year category recognised Alibaba Group and Cushman & Wakefield for work on Alibaba and Ant Group’s overseas headquarters at One Causeway Bay. It also recognised Jones Lang LaSalle for its role in Brookfield Asset Management and Uni-China Group’s strategic acquisition of a Tsing Yi industrial site. The awards announcement did not disclose transaction values.

Lifetime and team awards

Lo, a steward of the Hong Kong Jockey Club and former chairman of Rider Levett Bucknall China and Hong Kong, received the lifetime achievement award. He served on the RICS UK Management Board from 2011 to 2016 and holds roles with the Hong Kong Housing Authority and the Hong Kong Housing Society.

Among the team winners, JLL’s Office Leasing Advisory Team received Agency Team of the Year, while Nan Fung Property Management won Property Management Team of the Year for AIRSIDE. Savills Property Management received the Proptech Innovation of the Year award for its Smart Control Hub.

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