Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn issues warning at Legco briefing on proposed amendments to Buildings Ordinance.
Fan Bingbing sole actress invited to Hong Kong tycoon Cecil Chao’s Christmas party
Chinese actress Fan Bingbing was the only actress invited by real estate tycoon Cecil Chao to his mansion for this year’s Christmas celebration.
U.S. Treasury warns Hong Kong banks on Russia ahead of Trump’s return
HONG KONG — A senior U.S. Treasury official this month met with Hong Kong financial institutions to warn them against doing business with Russia, acting on a recent letter from Congress and coming …
U.S. Treasury warns Hong Kong banks on Russia ahead of Trump’s return
HONG KONG — A senior U.S. Treasury official this month met with Hong Kong financial institutions to warn them against doing business with Russia, acting on a recent letter from Congress and coming …
Hong Kong government land sale revenues to hit HK$8-14b in 2025
And annual land premiums are expected to reach HK$10-15 billion. The Hong Kong property market is less affected by the external environment this year; demand and supply are the major factors …
Central Beijing mall put up for sale by Hong Kong developer Parkview
The owner of Parkview Green, locally known as Fang Cao Di, is grappling with high mortgage payments and low occupancy, sources say.
Mystery big spender snaps up 26 Hong Kong flats for HK$150 million in one-day shopping spree
All the flats were acquired in Kai Tak district in projects including Double Coast 1 and Twin Victoria, according to agents …
Call for Hong Kong homebuyers to hire surveyors to check for illegal features
Homebuyers should be required to hire a surveyor to check for illegal structures on properties before valuation.
Why Hong Kong has grown into a crypto hub — CEO of WOW Summit
Hong Kong has rapidly become a cryptocurrency hub, positioning itself as a center for financial innovation alongside the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Singapore. Ivan Ivanov, global CEO of WOW Summit …
‘Too early’ to consider slashing civil servants’ pay to cut costs, finance chief says as HK$100 billion deficit looms
It is “too early” to consider pay cuts and salary freezes for civil servants as a cost-cutting measure, Hong Kong’s finance minister has said.