Tung Chung site draws bids from major developers SHKP, Kerry and Sino Land, reflecting cautious optimism for the residential property market.
Hong Kong, mainland China spur surge in Asia-Pacific commercial property deals
Office and retail recovery gains traction in first quarter, as Hong Kong transactions jump 367 per cent and mainland China tops the market.
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Hong Kong records 17% jump in investments led by machinery purchases, construction
Finance chief Paul Chan says growth reflects improving property market, but concedes uneven recovery across different sectors Hong Kong recorded a 17 per cent growth in investment in the first quarter …
Two men found guilty of spying on Hong Kong dissidents in UK for China
Two men, including a British immigration officer, were found guilty in a London court on Thursday of spying on behalf of Hong Kong and ultimately China, targeting prominent pro-democracy dissidents …
What does an improved Hong Kong property outlook mean for land sales?
Land tenders may test market discipline due to risk of intense bidding, given Hong Kong’s pronounced property upcycles, S&P says The competition could intensify at tenders for Hong Kong’s residential …
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Hong Kong’s IPO surge looks to be just getting started, as China’s tech boom sees its ecosystem mature.
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Finance chief says Hong Kong on track for strongest quarterly growth in 5 years
Growth to exceed 4 per cent, backed by 17 per cent rise in visitors and 5.2 per cent gain in retail and catering spending, Paul Chan says Hong Kong is set for its strongest quarterly growth in nearly …
Property management sector cites 25% guard shortage amid imported labour backlash
Industry leaders defend cross-border recruitment in Hong Kong as ‘necessary’ amid shortage, but critics say import scheme may sideline locals.