UK fund manager Schroders could see creditors take over a second property from its Hong Kong portfolio in just over a month as Singapore’s UOB mulls seizing a North Point shopping mall following a default on a HK$1.5 billion ($190… Read More>>
Swire Properties Reports $153M Loss on Falling Office Values, CFO to Retire
Swire Properties reported an attributable loss of HK$1.2 billion ($153.1 million) for the first half of 2025, reversing a year-earlier profit of HK$1.8 billion, on markdowns on investment properties in the Hong Kong-based builder’s hometown office portfolio.
The Hong Kong… Read More>>
TPG Angelo Gordon Fund, Wang On Buy Kowloon Hotel for $55M in Student Housing Play
A fund managed by TPG Angelo Gordon has teamed up with Wang On Properties to take advantage of Hong Kong’s cratering commercial property market by acquiring a hospitality asset in the city for conversion to student housing.
The US fund… Read More>>
Hongkong Land Swings to $221M H1 Profit as Central Portfolio Value Stabilises
Hongkong Land reported a first-half attributable profit of $221 million, reversing a year-earlier loss of $833 million, as the valuation of the builder’s Central-based hometown office portfolio stabilised for the first time since rents began to decline in 2019.
The… Read More>>
Meitu Founder Buys Project in Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay for $96M
Mainland venture investor Mike Cai Wensheng is taking advantage of bargain prices for Hong Kong assets with the billionaire co-founder of selfie app Meitu picking up his second Hong Kong commercial property in three months at a fraction of its… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Gale Well Loses $44M in Four Years on Sale of Floor in The Center
Four years of owning a floor in The Center, an office tower on Hong Kong’s Queen’s Road, has cost local investment firm Gale Well Group HK$343 million ($43.7 million), as commercial property values in the Asian financial hub remain in… Read More>>
In a Market of Caution, Tenants Have The Upper Hand in Hong Kong’s Office Sector Sponsored Feature
From Central’s glass towers to Kowloon East’s rising hubs, the mood is neither bullish nor bleak, it’s measured. As 2025 unfolds, tenants are navigating a market that offers more options than urgency. Even with rents softening and incentives on the… Read More>>
Rebound in Hong Kong IPOs Not Enough to Revive Oversupplied Office Market
Hong Kong was the world’s hottest market for IPOs in the first half of 2025 with funds raised from new listings jumping eightfold compared to a year earlier, but even that surge of activity proved insufficient to revive the city’s… Read More>>
Former Sensetime Exec Buys Hong Kong Home at 40% Below 2013 Price
The rise of AI and a drop in Hong Kong home prices may have triggered a HK$125 million ($16 million) luxury housing deal with a former executive from mainland unicorn Sensetime picking up the property in one of the city’s… Read More>>
Henderson Land Shares Plummet on Plan to Raise $1B in Convertible Bonds
With Hong Kong’s real estate giants continuing to face pressure from falling property values, Henderson Land Development on Tuesday announced it is raising HK$8 billion ($1.02 billion) in convertible bonds.
The bonds which mature in July 2030 will bear a… Read More>>
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