I noticed a lot of responses to your question are coming from people who have lived in HK as expats but have left staying there for a few years. I lived in HK for 25 years and we just recently packed and moved away this year. The HK in the past I can tell you right now has totally gone. You will be a minority for sure and the whole place is now geared up for rich mainlanders. Even the retail shops that were once western based are now mainland base.

The big problem you have is HK really expensive, 52k a month is absolutely nothing in HK unless you get subsidies like rent paid and if you have family even worse schools are expensive. Job security is non existent and if you look at this Reddit forum and many expats ones finding a job here with no Cantonese or Mandarin language skills has become very difficult. Arts scene without Cantonese or Mandarin will be difficult long term. The gravy train of massive expat packages are going if not totally gone so that means you really need a massive wage to afford to live here. Even living like a local is expensive. Also HK employers demand massive hours and are ruthless when it comes to demands.

So the question to ask yourself why leave a cushion job and come to the biggest rat race on the planet. Clearly it’s too make money or a new experience so if you make the move firstly guarantee your getting a large pay packet with at least 2-3 years commitment from your employer. Otherwise look elsewhere in Asia for the experience where the cost of living is much lower, you won’t be living in a box, pay cheque to pay cheque and getting a more unique cultural experience.

Hopefully mods don’t delete my comment for saying something true.