Asia real estate and outbound investment news
CSI Properties has agreed to sell the retail podium of its residential tower in the New Territories for HK$440 million ($56 million), an executive from the Hong Kong-listed developer confirmed to Mingtiandi.
The unnamed buyer – a local family office,… Read More>>
A luxury villa in Hong Kong Island’s Deep Water Bay sold on Sunday for HK$870.2 million ($110.8 million), according to public records, in the city’s priciest residential transaction this year.
With the market for Hong Kong high-end housing continuing to… Read More>>
Hui Wing Mau, chairman of defaulting real estate developer Shimao Group, has agreed to sell his 40 percent stake in a luxury project in Hong Kong’s Deep Water Bay for a total consideration of HK$1.04 billion ($134.2 million), according to… Read More>>
Having raised a line of international capital for Hong Kong development projects, HKEX-listed CSI Group has now shifted focus to its sponsorship of CSI’s first Greater China Value Add fund, as it prepares to make its expertise at repositioning property… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s best known bank has just lost its top investment banker covering the real estate sector, according to local news reports, and that setback leads our collection of personnel moves around the region this week. Beyond banking, Apple has… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation has awarded the rights for the fifth phase of property development at Wong Chuk Hang metro station to a consortium of four local developers, reportedly for a lower premium than was paid in the fourth-phase tender.
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, Henderson Land has snapped up a piece of a West Kowloon tenement building for HK$24 million as the developer continues to assemble pieces for a one million square foot project.
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Hong Kong-listed CSI Properties has acquired the remaining four floors in a building on Wellington Street in Hong Kong’s Central district for HK$185 million ($23.59 million), according to an account in the Hong Kong Economic Times
The purchase brings the… Read More>>
CSI Properties has completed the purchase by compulsory sale of a building in Hong Kong’s Sheung Wan area that is home to the sole surviving branch of the Lin Heung Tea House, one of the city’s most famous dim sum… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s K&K Property has acquired three 1960s-era buildings in Tsim Sha Tsui for redevelopment, according to Knight Frank, which brokered the deal on behalf of the developer founded by Laws Group boss Law Ting-pong
In the latest in a string… Read More>>
