Lawrence Wan
Executive Director, Head of Retail Leasing, Hong Kong
Lic. E-319489
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Lawrence Wan is the Executive Director of Retail Leasing at CBRE Hong Kong, where he leads his department in delivering exceptional solutions to clients.
With extensive experience in the retail sector, Lawrence has built a remarkable track record in retail leasing. Previously, he served as the Group Property Manager at Dickson International Concepts Limited, managing a substantial 300,000 SF real estate portfolio that included luxury brands such as Harvey Nichols, Brooks Brothers, Rolex, Seibu, Tommy Hilfiger, and Dickson Watches & Jewellery across Hong Kong and Macau.
His expertise is evident in high-profile projects, including Tai Kwun, Franck Muller, Jacob & Co., and Falconeri, as well as Hang Seng Bank at their prominent location on Queen's Road Central, showcasing his comprehensive understanding of high-end retail environments.
With extensive experience in the retail sector, Lawrence has built a remarkable track record in retail leasing. Previously, he served as the Group Property Manager at Dickson International Concepts Limited, managing a substantial 300,000 SF real estate portfolio that included luxury brands such as Harvey Nichols, Brooks Brothers, Rolex, Seibu, Tommy Hilfiger, and Dickson Watches & Jewellery across Hong Kong and Macau.
His expertise is evident in high-profile projects, including Tai Kwun, Franck Muller, Jacob & Co., and Falconeri, as well as Hang Seng Bank at their prominent location on Queen's Road Central, showcasing his comprehensive understanding of high-end retail environments.
Recent Appearances
WuChat Podcast invited Lawrence Wan to provide a comprehensive analysis of the latest developments in the local retail market, along with practical tips to help newcomers avoid common pitfalls when renting a shop.
In a feature interview with Hong Kong Economic Times, Lawrence Wan shared that strong visitor growth during the May Day Golden Week boosted retail sales by an estimated 12%–15%, supporting a positive outlook for Hong Kong's retail market and rental growth.