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Hong Kong's Top Real Estate Agents Under 40 in 2026
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Hong Kong Business has unveiled its 2026 list of the most notable real estate agents under 40, following a rigorous selection process that drew submissions from more than 19 property firms across the city. The final roster comprises 15 professionals—two women and 13 men—drawn from CBRE, Savills (Hong Kong), Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, and JLL. Office market specialists dominate the list, securing four spots, while CBRE and Savills lead the pack with four representatives each. The youngest honouree, Churchill Keung, 27, is from CBRE.
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Churchill Keung, 27, has built a strong foundation in CBRE's Capital Markets team, advising on investment sales exceeding $2b across industrial, retail, and office assets in just four years. His recent deals include the $500m acquisition of an en-bloc industrial building in Tai Wai and the sale of COS Centre in Kwun Tong, which closed within four months of CBRE's appointment. Known for his collaborative mindset and analytical approach, Keung combines market insight with hands-on execution on complex assignments.
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Jonathan Yip, 29, has made a swift impact in Hong Kong's industrial and logistics sector, transacting over 700,000 sq ft since starting his career in 2021. His assignments include a 150,000 sq ft lease at Cainiao Smart Gateway for a logistics provider and a 50,000 sq ft facility in Shatin for a semiconductor client. He also helped a technology occupier secure improved terms on a 100,000 sq ft workshop. Yip is recognised for his practical solutions across leasing, investment sales, and strategic advisory.
Ray Chan, 29, has emerged as a rising investment specialist at CBRE Hong Kong, completing more than 30 transactions worth over $8b in five years. A standout achievement was the over $1.9b sale of No. 1 North Point Terrace to Chinachem Group, which CBRE describes as Hong Kong's largest private residential redevelopment-site sale of 2026 to date. He also secured a whole-building student accommodation operator for a Wan Chai hotel within two weeks. A Chartered Surveyor accredited by RICS and HKIS, Chan mentors graduate trainees and surveying interns.
Douglas Ng, 29, of Savills, has built a strong reputation in investment sales, advising on over $2.6b of transactions since 2023. His recent work includes the $431m sale of 60 West in Sheung Wan, where he helped position the property for potential student accommodation, and the $430m receivership sale of a redevelopment site in Kowloon Tong. He also led the $272m sale of The Nate in Tsim Sha Tsui. A Chartered Valuation Surveyor, Ng combines commercial acumen with technical expertise on complex property deals.
Kwan Chit Chiu, 31, of Savills, is a high-performing office leasing specialist known for strategic thinking and a solutions-driven approach. His recent work includes a 72,000 sq ft lease renewal for YF Life at China Evergrande Centre, where the team secured favourable terms, signage, and building naming rights. He also worked on United Overseas Bank's Hong Kong portfolio and major office requirements at 28 Stanley Street, Gloucester Tower, and AIRSIDE. Chiu combines market knowledge with strong client relationship management.
Russell Tang, 31, of Savills, has carved a distinctive niche in heritage buildings, tong lau, and redevelopment opportunities. His recent work includes the $38m sale of 13 Moon Street in Wan Chai and the acquisition of the Grade 2 historic building at 99F Wellington Street for a charitable art foundation. He also handled the $180m sale of a redevelopment site in Kowloon Tong. A Chartered Surveyor and Certified ESG Analyst, Tang blends investment expertise with an appreciation for conservation and long-term urban value.
Chris Hui, 31, of Colliers, has built a growing reputation in office leasing through his client-focused approach and insight into occupier needs. His recent work includes Mizuho Bank's approximately 135,000 sq ft lease renewal at K11 Atelier Victoria Dockside, secured significantly below market rents, and Estée Lauder's approximately 68,000 sq ft lease extension at The Gateway. Advising clients across financial services, beauty, retail, insurance, and healthcare, Hui is known for professionalism and practical occupier strategies on complex leasing mandates.
Ken Hung, 31, of Savills, is establishing himself as a next-generation adviser in Hong Kong's luxury residential market, specialising in prime houses and trophy homes. With more than $2b in completed transactions, he has developed a reputation for discretion, relationship management, and off-market dealmaking. His recent work includes the $1.09b sale of a residence at 1 Gough Hill Road on The Peak and the $354.9m sale of a high-floor unit at The Legacy. Hung combines market insight with a highly personalised approach to clients and complex negotiations.
Michael Liu, 31, of Cushman & Wakefield, has established himself as a trusted adviser to major office occupiers, combining market knowledge with a practical understanding of business needs. His recent work includes a 125,000 sq ft lease restructuring at One Pacific Place and a 21,000 sq ft lease at One Causeway Bay. With nine years of specialist experience, he serves a diverse portfolio of multinational, PRC, and local clients. Liu's client-centred approach has supported lasting relationships across the city's commercial property landscape.
Vincent Law, 32, of Cushman & Wakefield, has built his career by embracing change, moving from office leasing into Capital Markets and completing transactions exceeding $8b. He has worked on several major deals since joining the firm as a graduate trainee in 2017, including the $7.2b acquisition of the high zone of One Causeway Bay, where he led a four-person team acting for the buyers. Law was also sole agent on the $1.2b disposal of a 50% stake in Millennium City 2 and advised on the $275m acquisition of The Unit Davis.
Daniel Yip, 34, has built a reputation for taking on leasing assignments that go beyond straightforward retail deals. With more than 12 years in the market, he specialises in landlord representation, retail strategy, and non-traditional uses. His recent work includes a 36,385 sq ft lease at China Life Centre to a British international school and the takeover of a live performance venue at The Centrium. Known for his proactive, solution-oriented style, Yip is particularly effective when transactions involve unusual occupier needs and multiple stakeholders.
Wong Tin Ngai (David Wong), 36, of Jones Lang LaSalle, brings 17 years of real estate experience spanning residential, retail, commercial, and industrial properties. With sharp negotiation skills and deep expertise across multiple sectors, he has completed over 100 deals and acts as exclusive agent to McDonald's in Hong Kong, having handled more than 10 property disposals for the company across 2025 and 2026.
