Prices of office, retail and industrial properties in most global cities have reached records since the global financial crisis, with values in Hong Kong tripling over the past decade, according to a survey by Real Capital Analytics Inc.

With the exception of a handful of cities such as Amsterdam, Chicago, Tokyo and Washington, prices in the other cities have fully recovered and gone on to set new records, RCA said in a report. Prices in Manhattan and London’s West End have almost doubled, the report showed.

The Global Cities Composite of Real Capital Analytics’ Commercial Property Price Indices rose 8.3 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier, led by strong gains in Boston, Hong Kong, Melbourne and large German cities, the report showed. In London’s West End, prices rose 0.2 percent from a year earlier. The indexes cover all major investment markets around the globe and are based on actual transactions as opposed to appraisal valuations.

This story, written by Pooja Thakur Mahrotri, first appeared on Bloomberg.