The building at 47 to 57 Staunton Street in Sheung Wan went to Wheelock at the reserve price of HK$529 million (US$67.4 million) on Monday. Photo: Handout
The building at 47 to 57 Staunton Street in Sheung Wan went to Wheelock at the reserve price of HK$529 million (US$67.4 million) on Monday. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong property developers eye old buildings in prime spots as they hope government will ease compulsory-sale process

  • Wheelock won a compulsory auction for a site in Sheung Wan on Monday at the reserve price of HK$529 million (US$67.4 million)
  • The government may make compulsory sales easier, as the number of private buildings older than 50 years surged 126 per cent over the past decade

The building at 47 to 57 Staunton Street in Sheung Wan went to Wheelock at the reserve price of HK$529 million (US$67.4 million) on Monday. Photo: Handout
The building at 47 to 57 Staunton Street in Sheung Wan went to Wheelock at the reserve price of HK$529 million (US$67.4 million) on Monday. Photo: Handout
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