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Hysan Development

Hysan Development
Hysan Development
Hysan Development is a property investment, management and development company with extensive properties in Causeway Bay, where the company is the largest commercial landlord. It listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1981.
General view of the Pavilia Farm in Tai Wai. Photo: Google
Hong Kong property

Developers line up 1,300 Hong Kong flats as sentiment improves, prices tick higher

New projects across the city draw steady demand, with selective price increases reflecting improved homebuying sentiment.

Hong Kong property

SHKP, Hong Kong’s bellwether developer, posts 36% jump in first-half net profit

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The Henderson is ‘World’s Best Property’ as Hong Kong shines in building awards

Developer overcame problems to install curved glass panels that were heat and typhoon resistant, among other green and energy-saving features.

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A view of The Henderson’s curved glass facade. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong property

Morgan Stanley lifts Hong Kong property to ‘attractive’ as stars align

City’s home prices are expected to rise around 10 per cent in 2026, with an ongoing rebound heralding the start of a new upcycle.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong shipping baron’s nephew buys US$9.6 million flat in Repulse Bay

An entity linked to Raymond Pao, a nephew of the late Y.K. Pao, acquired the 2,491 sq ft, four-bedroom flat in Grand Garden on December 8.

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Hong Kong property

‘No acne’ salon boss snaps up US$19.58 million Ho Man Tin luxury duplex

The director behind Hong Kong’s “no acne” salon has bought into the Ultima development, putting a fresh face on the city’s luxury market.

The Ultima complex on Fat Kwong Street in Ho Man Tin. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong hedge fund founder pays US$74.3 million for luxury Shouson Hill home

Matrix Properties, in which CoreView Capital’s Vincent Gao Leyi is a director, snaps up House 6 at the upscale No 15 Shouson Hill.

Hong Kong property

Tomson Group’s Charles Tong buys US$14.4 million Hong Kong home

The 2,335 sq ft flat at The Legacy in Mid-Levels West was handed over to the buyer on Monday.

Hong Kong property

Former Alibaba head Zhang Yong joins Hong Kong’s upscale home buying spree

Upmarket deals hit a 10-month high as investor scheme draws buyers, with nearly 80 pricey purchases in first 20 days of October.

Zhang Yong, former chairman and CEO of Alibaba, is among the latest buyers of a luxury home in Hong Kong. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong developer Great Eagle’s executives jointly acquire US$1.5 million flat

Rising Thrive, an entity linked to Great Eagle’s executives, bought a 773 sq ft flat in Grand Mayfair in Kam Tin South.

An illustration of Grand Mayfair II. A three-bedroom unit at the project sold for nearly HK$12 million to Rising Thrive Limited, among whose directors is a son of Great Eagle chairman Lo Ka-shui. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong property

High-profile property sales add to Hong Kong’s market momentum

The flats, worth a combined US$9.4 million, were sold to entities linked to William Harry Tang, the son of ex-finance minister Henry Tang.

Hong Kong property

Hysan sells Mid-Levels flats to Lee family members for HK$133 million

The divestment is part of Hysan’s broader capital recycling strategy, taking advantage of a recovery in the city’s residential market.

Hong Kong property

Mandarin Oriental confirms talks to sell top floors of One Causeway Bay

The hotel operator says it is discussing a potential sale of the prime space in the site formerly occupied by The Excelsior.

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One Causeway Bay, an office and retail tower under development by Mandarin Oriental. Photo: Handout
Building on Hysan’s Legacy

Building on a century of vision: Irene Lee’s leadership at Hysan Development

Redefining a sustainable community at Lee Gardens in Causeway Bay.

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Irene Lee, chairman, Hysan Development, is driving the transformation of Causeway Bay with a strategic vision stemming from a century-old legacy. Photo: Courtesy of Hysan
Hong Kong property

High-end office properties in Causeway Bay to lure major global tenants: JLL

‘Trophy buildings with large floor plates in Causeway Bay will be the new focus of the market and will draw more tenants,’ JLL says.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s largest flex-office provider seeks deals with landlords

Partnering with International Workplace Group ‘makes a lot of sense to tap into growing demand for hybrid working’, CEO says.

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Hysan celebrates a centenary

Hong Kong’s Hysan celebrates more than a century of shaping the city’s growth

The company marked this achievement with a gala dinner, welcoming more than 200 guests to honour the past and embrace the future.

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Irene Lee (centre) and panellists at Hysan’s 101st anniversary celebration.
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong developers to feel earnings pain amid high vacancy rates: Moody’s

Moody’s says office and retail property segments are likely to remain under pressure.

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New World Development

Prada to open huge outlet in Hong Kong’s K11 Musea after years of downsizing

The two-storey outlet in New World’s harbourfront luxury mall will be the Italian brand’s first in Hong Kong since it closed its flagship store in Causeway Bay in 2020.

Hong Kong property

Sino Land, Hysan expect last year’s ‘uncertainties’ to loom over sector in 2024

Sino Land and Hysan Development, two major Hong Kong property developers, expect ‘uncertainties’ to continue to affect the city’s real estate market, they said in their latest financial reports on Thursday.

A man sunbaths in Hong Kong’s To Kwa Wan Recreation Ground. As the world continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, the outlook for Hong Kong’s property sector remains cloudy. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s retail sector revives: top landlords report growth among tenants

Swire Properties says retail sales at some shopping centres are back at pre-pandemic levels, while Hysan Development reports rising tenant revenue. However, the office market lags as high vacancy rates persist.

Shoppers crowd Causeway Bay in Hong Kong on July 1, 2023. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
Hong Kong property

Hysan cautious on Hong Kong’s retail, office markets after posting profit drop

Hong Kong’s retail sector is yet to see full impact of the border reopening, while a supply glut will weigh on the office market, Hysan Development’s executives say.

Hong Kong property

Hysan earmarks US$256 million to upgrade Lee Gardens into ‘home of luxury’

Hysan Development will spend HK$2 billion (US$256.2 million) to upgrade its Lee Gardens commercial portfolio in Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay and turn it into a one-stop luxury shopping destination.

Hong Kong property

Analysis | Hong Kong developers face HK$109 billion debt mountain as interest rates soar

As in the years from 1997 to 2003, a struggling housing market, slowing economy and surging interest rates are making the debt levels of the city’s home builders a cause for concern.

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A struggling housing market, slowing economy and surging interest rates are making the debt levels of the city’s home builders a cause for concern. Illustration: Brian Wang
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s tough Covid restrictions hit Hysan’s first-half profit

The outlook remains uncertain due to global economic woes, says Hysan’s Irene Lee, adding that Hong Kong needs to ease travel rules to maintain hub status.

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The Hysan Place shopping mall operated by Hysan Development in the Causeway Bay district of Hong Kong. Photo: Bloomberg
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong builders sweeten financing terms for luxury homes as deals drop

Hong Kong’s property developers are extending favourable finance terms to luxury home deals, after big-ticket sales declined by almost half in July.

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Alibaba

Alibaba appoints two new directors as it seeks Hong Kong primary listing

Alibaba has appointed Irene Lee Yun-lien, chairwoman of Hysan Development, and Albert Ng Kong-ping, former chairman of Ernst & Young China, to its board as it seeks to elevate its status on the Hong Kong bourse.

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