HONG KONG: In an exclusive interview with TOI, Green Market CEO, and founder, Prakash Nair, explains how he makes money from Hong Kong’s green market.
Green Market is one of the most popular marketplaces in Hong Kong and is widely considered to be the most profitable in the city.
The Green Market is a popular way for people to get fresh produce and other goods from the markets and sell them for a lower price.
The Green Market, like the market in most countries in the world, is open for business from 12 noon to 4pm daily.
The market has a long history of being the largest in Hong Kong and the largest seller of fresh produce in the whole of the city, Nair said.
“It is a big market and I know that if you go to the market, you have to come on a Friday, or even a Sunday.
It is not like any other market, especially the one in the middle of Hong Kong, like Mong Kok,” Nair added.
Since 2000, Green Markets in Hong Kwong has witnessed a growth of about 30 per cent per annum.
The market is currently the largest market in Hong kong, accounting for about 60 per cent of the market.
Green Markets can also sell food, cosmetics, perfumes and other products in the market including cosmetics and fragrances, as well as household items.
The market is also a popular spot for people who come to sell their property, he said.
The Green Markets are owned and run by a non-profit organisation called the Hong Kong Green Market Association (HKGA), which organises and manages the market and helps manage the market itself.
The HKGA is an umbrella organisation of over 2,000 market and business owners who have joined the market as members.
The members are mostly small and medium-sized businesses and are the owners of green market properties.
Nair said the HKGA has been in the business for over 10 years and has been doing well financially.
“We have over 2 lakh members, and we have been doing very well.
We are growing at an annual growth rate of about 20 per cent,” he said, adding that the average sale price of a Green Market property is about HK$50,000.
“We are selling a lot of property.
We have a very good market,” he added.
According to Nair and the HKGa, about 60 to 80 per cent, or about 25 per cent to 30 per in every 10,000 units, of the property sold by Green Market properties is in Hongkong.
The HKGa has a membership program in which the Green Market can offer its members a membership to buy a property in Hongi kong.
Nair also said that Green Market owners are able to offer a 30 per year or more service fee to members.
To attract members, Green markets also have a free food service and free laundry services.
Green Markets are open from 9am to 6pm daily, except for Sundays, when the market closes at 10am.
There are about 500 Green Market premises in the City, which are run by the HKGGA.
According to the HKGBA website, the Green Markets have become so popular because of their low cost, which makes it easy for people in the Hong Kowloon to sell, rent or buy property.
“The Green markets in HongKong are known for their low prices and quality of service, and their low turnover rate which means that they can stay afloat for a long time,” the HKGFA website said.
According to a recent report by the consultancy Deloitte, a Green market is more likely to earn a profit of HK$4 million ($6.9 million) in a given year, compared to HK$9 million ($10.1 million) for a similar market in a similar location in New York.
While Green Market sales are relatively inexpensive compared to those in other major markets, the HK Green Market’s revenue is not as low as it is in other markets.
“The Green market does not require as much labour, and the Green market has the potential to become an increasingly important component of Hong Kow-Kong’s overall economic life,” Deloittes report said.
“Its members will not only be able to benefit from a growing local economy, but will also be able enjoy a more sustainable and sustainable life.