McDonald's is selling Hong Kong commercial properties in bulk, cashing out more than 1 billion Hong Kong dollars.

McDonald's is accelerating the disposal of its self-owned commercial properties in Hong Kong. On July 14th, according to the Daily Economic News, McDonald's Group recently made another move, selling a self-owned commercial property located in the Cheung Yuen Centre in Tai Po, Hong Kong for 126 million Hong Kong dollars. Since starting its plan to sell commercial properties in Hong Kong, McDonald's has sold a total of 11 properties and cashed in over 1 billion Hong Kong dollars; within the first half of 2026 alone, they have disposed of 6 properties in a row, cashing in over 600 million Hong Kong dollars. Hong Kong, as one of the cities with the highest rental rates in the world, has property values for single-store properties far exceeding operating profits, so selling self-owned commercial properties can release huge funds to support the development of new stores and technological investments in high-growth markets. According to previously disclosed data, McDonald's originally owned approximately 23 self-owned store properties in Hong Kong, of which 11 have already been sold, and the remaining 12 will be gradually pushed to the market as planned. The initial 8 properties for sale have an estimated market value of approximately 1.2 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a total estimated property value of nearly 3 billion Hong Kong dollars. The disposal of all properties may be completed between 2026 and 2027.