Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation has awarded a residential development in a southern district of the city to a consortium formed by Kerry Properties, Swire Properties, and Sino Land.
The trio of local developers is reported to be paying a HK$6.76… Read More>>
As Hong Kong edges into its fourth month of social unrest, the city government announced yesterday that it had cancelled the latest sale of a plot on a former airport runway in Kowloon East.
The Lands Department said it had… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Lands Department announced on August 12 that Far East Consortium International won a tender for the smallest plot of commercial land at Hong Kong’s former Kai Tak airport at a price of HK$2.45 billion ($312 million).
The local… Read More>>
Land deposits lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of real estate headlines today with the news that the Hong Kong Lands Department is doubling deposit requirement on government land sales to HK$50 million ($6.3 million) after a nervous buyer backed… Read More>>
A joint venture invested by Wheelock Properties, K Wah International Holdings and China Overseas Land and Investment has won a tender for the biggest plot of residential land on what was once the runway of Hong Kong’s Kai Tak airport… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Lands Department announced on Wednesday that a joint venture between China Resources Land and Poly Developments won a tender for the second-biggest parcel of land on the runway of Hong Kong’s former Kai Tak airport for HK$12.9 billion… Read More>>
Goldin Financial is abandoning its HK$11.1 billion ($1.41 billion) purchase of a commercial site on the former runway of Hong Kong’s Kai Tak airport, citing the city’s economic and social instability as motivation for its decision.
The aborted land buy… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Lands Department on Wednesday announced that a consortium of three Hong Kong developers, together with the mainland’s China Overseas Land & Investment had won the largest residential site on what had been the runway of the city’s former… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Lands Department announced on March 22 that it had received six bids from a total of 10 developers for a 103,150 square foot (9,583 square meter) residential plot on the site of the city’s former Kai Tak Airport.
Mainland developer Agile Group won a residential plot on Hong Kong’s Lantau Island for HK$1.13 billion ($143.96 million) this week, surpassing analyst forecasts for the price of the project by as much as 50 percent amid optimism for China’s “Greater… Read More>>
