Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A Hong Kong investor whose property portfolio was once estimated to be worth HK$15 billion (US$1.9 billion) is disposing of a building in Central district’s Soho nightlife area at nearly half off his 2024 asking price.
Known colloquially as the… Read More>>
Hongkong Land on Monday announced a new lease with Ares Management that will see the US investment firm double its office space at the Jardine Matheson-controlled builder’s Gloucester Tower in Hong Kong’s Central district.
Effective March 2026, Ares will add… Read More>>
China’s JD.com has followed its rival Alibaba in investing in a major Hong Kong office tower, with the mainland tech giant said to have bought into Lai Sun’s CCB Tower.
Lai Sun Development and parent company Lai Sung Garment announced… Read More>>
Hongkong Land reported a 13 percent year-on-year drop in third-quarter underlying profit on lower contributions from the builder’s Central-based hometown office portfolio.
The declining results for its Central office holdings, a set of 12 interconnected commercial buildings at the heart… Read More>>
A floor in a commercial tower which once set the record for Hong Kong’s most expensive office is now a contender to be named the city’s greatest loss of value as distressed sales become the norm in Asia’s most expensive… Read More>>
Hongkong Land said its attributable loss more than doubled to $1.39 billion in 2024, as falling rents and lower valuations continued to dog the developer’s hometown office portfolio based in prime Central district.
The Jardine Matheson-controlled developer’s full-year loss widened… Read More>>
The debut of new office buildings in Hong Kong’s Central district has boosted vacancy in what was once among Asia’s most sought after business locations by 29 percent from a year earlier, according to new figures from JLL.
Some 12.1… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed builder Lai Sun Development has agreed to sell its 10 percent stake in the AIA Central office building in Hong Kong’s Central district to AIA Group in return for HK$1.4 billion ($181.5 million) in cash, plus assumption of… Read More>>
Henderson Land Development’s vision for the waterfront of Hong Kong’s Central district is one step closer to reality with the city’s Town Planning Board approving the developer’s designs for a HK$73 billion ($9.3 billion) commercial project.
The design… Read More>>
Hongkong Land on Thursday announced that international auction house Sotheby’s has agreed to lease 24,000 square feet (2,229.6 square metres) of space at Landmark Chater, the three-storey retail podium of Central’s Chater House, with analyst sources who spoke with Mingtiandi… Read More>>
