High street brands replace luxury stores that exit HK prime space
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FROM fast fashion chain H&M to lifestyle brand Maison Kitsune and cosmetics firm Innisfree, mass market retailers are setting up shop in premises previously occupied by luxury brands in Hong Kong's prime shopping districts.
Aided by falling rents in top locations, accessory, sport and lifestyle retailers are emerging as a new driving force of Hong Kong's US$60 billion retail industry. It is part of a major makeover that the city is going through amid a slump in retail sales.
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