This report compares Hong Kong SAR and Singapore as business hubs in the Asia Pacific region. Both cities have a strong influence in the region, with significant GDP and population. Hong Kong SAR has a larger GDP and population, but Singapore has a higher GDP per capita and annual gross salary in the finance and technology sectors. The report also highlights the talent availability, office rents, and office accessibility in both cities. Singapore is often overlooked in comparison to Hong Kong, but it has a higher annual gross salary in the technology sector. The report concludes that the role of each city as a business hub is determined by their unique strengths and advantages.
