HONG KONG, April 1, 2025

MytePro Technology Limited, part of Ming Yuan Cloud Group Holdings, recently hosted a dynamic partner networking event in the heart of Hong Kong, at the prestigious Cheung Kong Center. The gathering, aptly titled “Co-Creating Hong Kong’s PropTech Future Through AI,” took place on March 25 and was aimed at uniting a wide array of stakeholders, including government officials, industry associations, technology partners, and renowned experts. The objective? To harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to drive digital transformation in the city's real estate and construction sectors.

This significant event was marked by the presence of key figures like Mr. Edward Lau, a distinguished Legislative Council member; Mr. Daniel Cheung, Deputy Commissioner (Digital Infrastructure) from the Digital Policy Office; and Mr. Gordon Guo, General Manager of the Construction Industry Council. Their participation is a testament to a collective commitment towards adopting PropTech innovation in Hong Kong.

Michael Gao, Founder and Group Chairman of MytePro, highlighted an ambitious vision during the event, unveiling a global expansion strategy with Hong Kong positioned as a launchpad for markets spanning Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. This announcement has stirred excitement within industry circles, signaling a robust growth trajectory for the PropTech sector.

Drawing attention to the company’s philosophy, Jerry Tong, Senior Vice President of MytePro, shared the mantra “Think Global, Act Local.” This initiative emphasizes the importance of localized teams and partnerships to create customized solutions that cater to unique challenges within the region.

Leon Xiong, Head of Overseas Product and R&D, introduced MytePro’s pioneering AI-driven innovations, including a sophisticated labor management system that integrates AI, IoT, and Software as a Service (SaaS). This system not only addresses pressing challenges related to GPS accuracy and smart device efficiency under Hong Kong’s Smart Site Safety System (4S) initiative but is also primed to enhance cost-effectiveness within the construction industry.

In his remarks, Alvin Wong, Managing Director of MytePro Hong Kong, spoke of collaborative efforts to build a well-rounded ecosystem that melds technological, governmental, and industry resources aimed at propelling smart construction initiatives, AI applications, and IoT infrastructure.

The enthusiasm around the event was palpable, with Mr. Edward Lau spotlighting Hong Kong’s resolute commitment to fostering innovation. He urged a stronger collaboration between tech enterprises and various industries to pave a sustainable path for growth in the real estate and construction sectors.

Looking towards the future, MytePro aims to deepen partnerships within Hong Kong, driving co-innovation and fast-tracking technological implementation. The vision is clear: together, stakeholders will shape a progressive digital landscape in the PropTech sphere, making a significant impact on the industry’s evolution.

Why You Should Care: The Future of Real Estate is Here!

This event marks a critical juncture for Hong Kong’s real estate industry and raises questions about how AI and technology will redefine our urban landscapes. As MytePro continues to innovate, the implications for businesses and consumers alike could be nothing short of revolutionary. Stay tuned as this story unfolds; the future of PropTech is just beginning!