On Wednesday, China Vanke, the mainland's largest property developer, created a stir by acquiring a residential site on the Tsuen Wan waterfront in partnership with New World Development. It was...
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More developers submitted bids for a residential site on the Tsuen Wan waterfront yesterday on expectations the government might accept a lower offer.
Exhibitions
Wouter Dam
Coloured sculptural works that are closed and curled on to themselves by the Dutch ceramic artist. Mon-Sat, 11am-8pm, Sun, 1pm-6pm, Galerie NeC...
Design students from Polytechnic University turned the lobby of Tsuen Wan Nina Tower into a fantasy forest. Their reason: to bring attention to this year's Chinachem Charity Walk.
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