Hong Kong developer Tai Cheung Holdings last week won a residential site on the city’s Ap Lei Chau island with a bid more than 14 percent above some analyst predictions, despite forecasts of slide property values in the city.
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Hong Kong developer Tai Cheung Holdings last week won a residential site on the city’s Ap Lei Chau island with a bid more than 14 percent above some analyst predictions, despite forecasts of slide property values in the city.
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A property conglomerate chaired by the son of Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing, has won a tender to develop the city’s first residential project combining private and government-subsidised homes.
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The Hong Kong government has scrapped the sale of the second-largest commercial site at Kai Tak, marking the latest blow to its plans for redeveloping the former airport site.
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Kaisa Group Holdings has expanded its foothold in Hong Kong as the Shenzhen-based developer beat out 14 other bids to take home a site in the New Territories, according to an announcement by Hong Kong’s Lands Department late Monday.
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The Hong Kong government has sold the biggest plot of land ever put on sale in the Asian financial hub to Sun Hung Kai Properties for HK$42.23 billion ($5.4 billion), according to an announcement by the city’s Lands Department.
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As clashes between police and protesters in Hong Kong escalate, the largest piece of land on the site of the Asian financial hub’s former airport has been sold at a discount to a consortium of Hong Kong-listed developers.
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The travails of a developer who was once Asia’s richest man lead the way in today’s list of real estate news from around the region, as the president of France announces the end of a Paris project backed by Wang… Read More>>
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.
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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).
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