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- Wharf’s winning bid was higher than a market valuation of between HK$7.78 billion and HK$11.15 billion
- Winning bid reflects developer’s confidence in market outlook for super luxury housing, Knight Frank says
Hong Kong’s beleaguered hotel industry is targeting the city’s nearly 2 million working women who had a disposable income of US$72 billion last year.
Hong Kong’s beleaguered hotel industry is targeting the city’s nearly 2 million working women who had a disposable income of US$72 billion last year.
Hong Kong Ferry Holdings and Empire Group sell 85, or almost 70 per cent, of the 123 flats on offer in the second phase of Starfront Royale in Tuen Mun.
Hong Kong Ferry Holdings and Empire Group sell 85, or almost 70 per cent, of the 123 flats on offer in the second phase of Starfront Royale in Tuen Mun.
Sun Hung Kai Properties filed an application with the Town Planning Board to add an extra 2,000 units in two residential projects in Yuen Long and Cheung Sha Wan.
Sun Hung Kai Properties filed an application with the Town Planning Board to add an extra 2,000 units in two residential projects in Yuen Long and Cheung Sha Wan.
Kerry Logistics Network, owned by Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok, has benefited from trade war shake-ups at Asian firms.
Kerry Logistics Network, owned by Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok, has benefited from trade war shake-ups at Asian firms.
Analysts say the surge has been fuelled by a land auction at the site of the city’s former airport which fetched HK$25.16 billion, a record price for a residential plot
Analysts say the surge has been fuelled by a land auction at the site of the city’s former airport which fetched HK$25.16 billion, a record price for a residential plot
Close to 300 flats lie disturbingly vacant in a completed new residential development in Ho Man Tin, even as the government struggles to address the short supply of housing in the world’s most expensive property market
Close to 300 flats lie disturbingly vacant in a completed new residential development in Ho Man Tin, even as the government struggles to address the short supply of housing in the world’s most expensive property market
Kerry Properties announced on Thursday that profit attributable to shareholders – excluding the HK$607 million revaluation gain on investment properties - rose 21 per cent to HK$2.18 billion in the first half this year.
Kerry Properties announced on Thursday that profit attributable to shareholders – excluding the HK$607 million revaluation gain on investment properties - rose 21 per cent to HK$2.18 billion in the first half this year.