Kowloon

13 Dec 2012

Two massive infrastructure projects will change the face of Kowloon forever. And that's not all, because there are ambitious regeneration plans for the old areas of the peninsula.

Kowloon sites may relieve retail property shortage

14 Nov 2012

New and emerging commercial property locations including East Kowloon and the West Kowloon waterfront are expected to ease the shortage of retail space in Hong Kong, according to property...

'King of Kowloon' Tsang Tsou-choi's surviving street art threatened

22 Sep 2012

While a graffiti work by the "King of Kowloon" has made its way to a public museum, one of the last remaining authentic street works by Tsang Tsou-choi is slowly decaying, its future still a...

Home prices in HK record slight increase in first three weeks of August

22 Aug 2012

Hong Kong's home prices continue to rise, though sales in some districts have started to slow amid concerns further policy measures may be introduced to curb resurgent demand.

Residents help to pick areas for revamp in Kowloon City

10 Aug 2012

Three dilapidated areas in Kowloon City covering about 30 streets have been identified as priority redevelopment zones under a plan backed by residents and district councillors.

Opinion

Alex Lo

Church developers remain unbowed by government rules

George Chen

A house is not a home until it becomes affordable

Tom Holland

Signs of nightmare scenario in China's latest economic data

On the market

Yukon Court, Mid-Levels West

PLA showcases latest weaponry

The People's Liberation Army had a chance to display its latest military hardware when it welcomed 15,000 members of the public to its Ngong Shuen Chau naval base on Stonecutters Island yesterday...

Rock out to Street Jam

The summer holidays will move into full swing today as a month of local and international music gets underway in Kowloon Bay.

Summer Street Jam in Telford Plaza will also feature...

Talking points

Our editors will be looking ahead today to these developing stories ...

PLA welcomes visitors to Stonecutters Island

Explosive change for a woman at the top

Edith Sia Siu-ping used to dress for the office and spend her days managing external relations for her construction company in comfort and safety. Now she is handling explosives and drills beside...

Euro-zone woes set to erode office rents in Central

The retail property sector may be booming, but the outlook for grade-A office rents in Central is bleaker, with analysts predicting global uncertainty triggered by the euro-zone sovereign debt...