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Hong Kong's average construction cost this year will rise 4.8% to $ 4,500 per square meter, according to Turner & Townsend .
The city's construction industry has been suffering from a labor shortage amid an ageing population.
Hong Kong surpassed Tokyo as Asia 's most expensive city to build property.
New York City in first place at $ 5,723 per square meters, followed by San Francisco and Zurich .
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