Swire Properties sold 16 of the 30 units it offered for sale at Dunbar Place in Ho Man Tin in the week after new rules regulating flat sales took effect in April.
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 5:14am
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Swire Properties
Swire Group, whose activities span property, aviation, beverages, marine services, and trading and industrial, is a Hong Kong listed conglomerate. It is the parent of Hong Kong carrier, Cathay Pacific Airways, and Dragonair, and Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co (Haeco) is a subsidiary. Swire Pacific and Swire Properties are the main listed arms of the group, which also owns Swire Hotels.
The developer will launch the first batch of 30 units at Dunbar Place in Ho Man Tin on Tuesday at an average of HK$20,869 per square foot in terms of saleable area.
Market fears of a total halt in sales of new homes were dispelled yesterday after Hong Kong Ferry and Swire Properties said they would proceed with the sale of their new projects when new rules on...
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Swire Properties, the biggest landlord in Island East district, expects office rents to remain stable after it reported a 58.6 per cent growth in adjusted full-year underlying profit on higher...
The air was crisp and the smell of mulled wine wafted through the buildings, while people milled and mingled.
To celebrate with the neighbourhood it began creating 40 years ago and give something back to the community, Swire Properties will host a charity street party in Quarry Bay on Saturday.
Insurance companies remain active players in the office investment and leasing markets, filling the gap left by a retreat by other major financial institutions.
John Swire & Sons' decision to offload its remaining direct stake in one of Hong Kong's biggest commercial landlords could spell relief for investors and brighten the property firm's short-...
Swire Properties plans to invest a further 12 billion yuan (HK$14.7 billion) in two joint-venture commercial developments, in Shanghai and Chengdu, over the next four years.
Martin Cubbon, chief executive of Swire Properties, has had some exciting moments since he took up the job in 2009.
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