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Salina Li
Reporter, Business
Salina Li joined the Post in 2022. She has earned several awards including 2024 Hong Kong News Awards, State Street Institutional Press Awards and 9th Business Journalism Awards hosted by Hang Seng University of Hong Kong. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and sociology from the University of Hong Kong.
Salina Li joined the Post in 2022. She has earned several awards including 2024 Hong Kong News Awards, State Street Institutional Press Awards and 9th Business Journalism Awards hosted by Hang Seng University of Hong Kong. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and sociology from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Property, companies, logistics, retailLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Imported professionals could sustain the property market – if they put down roots and transition from renting to owning.
Hong Kong’s biggest developer sold all 62 units, which were priced from HK$6.6 million to HK$15.1 million.
The 2,335 sq ft flat at The Legacy in Mid-Levels West was handed over to the buyer on Monday.
Investor connected to family of Cambodian tycoon Tony Tandijono snaps up floor in Ginza-style Central building at a 65 per cent discount.
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Following a US$9.9 million asset disposal last week, the fast-food chain finds a buyer for properties in Mong Kok and Kennedy Town.
The Tuen Mun A16 station package one project is expected to require around US$772 million to develop, SHKP’s Lui Ting says.
Start-up chooses Hong Kong as its global base, citing stablecoin regulatory clarity and strategic connectivity.
The fast-food chain bought the 9,695 sq ft Yuen Long property for US$1.2 million in 1987.
The Hong Kong-listed developer will raise up to US$1.6 billion in new perpetual securities and around US$300 million in fresh notes.
The total value of residential loans that are underwater falls to US$20.18 billion, from US$24.47 billion three months earlier, HKMA says.
A mixed-use development focusing on culture and tourism alongside a residential project is being proposed for the Quarry Bay site.
Multinational firms, including Ralph Lauren and Lush, drive up occupancy rate of NWD’s grade A office building in Cheung Sha Wan.
The investment aligns with Cheng’s growing interest in virtual assets.
Buyers acquired 71 of 138 units by late Sunday afternoon at the 680-unit Grand Mayfair III project led by Sino Land.
Two units at Emperor Group’s MVP project in Mid-Levels were bought by Rising Dynamic and Rising Joyful for a total of HK$20.3 million.
It is heartening to see strong sales performance for new developments across various districts, Daryl Ng says.
The developers priced the units at an average of HK$13,938 (US$1,795) per square foot, about 20 per cent cheaper than the first phase.
The removal of property cooling measures and the easing of the cash-for-residency scheme have lowered the barrier for non-local buyers.
High inventories, economic uncertainty lead to sceptical stance of homebuyers across 70 major cities in China.
The worst of times has passed, but ‘we are still cautious’ about a full recovery, JLL’s Norry Lee says.
All 75 new flats on offer at the Woodis residential development on Saturday are sold out.
Alibaba and Ant bought 301,555 square feet of space in the top 13 floors of the 24-storey building, with parking space for 50 vehicles and signage rights.
With an influx of overseas talent and non-local university students, rents are set to increase by around 6 per cent in 2026, analyst says.
The sale of the 2,429 sq ft flat in Tregunter Tower by Chan Yum-kit follows the disposal of an entire floor in Cosco Tower.
News of a leadership change boosts bonds of China Vanke, which had nearly US$90 billion in liabilities as of September.
Rising Thrive, an entity linked to Great Eagle’s executives, bought a 773 sq ft flat in Grand Mayfair in Kam Tin South.
This reflects the government’s efforts to attract developers to invest in the Northern Metropolis, the economic hub near the mainland border.
The transaction reflects a meaningful rebound in Hong Kong’s residential property segment, especially in high-end real estate.
Some customers see no reason to worry as long as Hang Seng Bank ‘continues to provide good services’.
