Hong Kong developer Wang On Properties has taken over an aging residential building in Southern District’s Ap Lei Chau for about HK$106 million ($13.6 million), with plans to redevelop the property and surrounding buildings into what could become a more… Read More>>
Wang On Selling Ap Lei Chau Property to JV With APG for $70M
Hong Kong developer Wang On Properties will sell a building at 128-130 Main Street on Ap Lei Chau island to its joint venture with Dutch fund manager APG for HK$554.8 million ($70.6 million), with the partners planning to redevelop the… Read More>>
SC Capital, Lofter Apply to Buy Out $108M Hong Kong Project
Hong Kong’s Lofter Group and Singapore-based SC Capital Partners are moving closer to building a HK$850 million ($108.3 million) residential and retail project in the city, having last month applied to acquire full ownership of a 4,000 square foot (371… Read More>>
SC Capital, Lofter Acquire $53M Project on Hong Kong’s Ap Lei Chau
Singapore-based SC Capital Partners has teamed up with Hong Kong value-add developer Lofter Group to acquire a more than 90 percent interest in a project on Ap Lei Chau island in the Asian financial hub, with an eye towards redeveloping… Read More>>
Henderson, Swire Redevelopment Plan Rejected and More Hong Kong Real Estate Headlines
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, Hong Kong giants Henderson Land and Swire Properties have had a joint commercial development application in Quarry Bay turned down despite snapping up a set of shops on the site for HK$82 million.
New World Buys Up Ap Lei Chau Site and More Hong Kong Real Estate Headlines
In Mingtiandi’s latest Hong Kong headline update, local giant New World Development has been making some acquisitions of old buildings for redevelopment in both the South Island area and in Kowloon’s Tsim Sha Tsui, as new sites continue to be… Read More>>
Logan and KWG Pay Record $2.2 Bil for Site on HK’s Ap Lei Chau Island
Hong Kong’s property wildfire continues to rage after a pair of mainland developers agreed on Friday to pay a record HK$16.86 billion (US$2.17 billion) for a waterfront residential site on the city’s Ap Lei Chau island, according to an announcement… Read More>>