Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-based Mapletree Investments on Friday announced that a Hong Kong industrial site which it acquired last month is set to become the latest addition to its growing portfolio of data centres.
“We are excited about winning this development land parcel,”… Read More>>
Wharf Holdings has brought along some friends for its second trip to Hong Kong’s posh Peak district in the last two months, as the local developer joined with a group of investors to win a tender for a luxury residential… Read More>>
After a record-breaking land sale at Victoria Peak just before year-end, Hong Kong authorities are boosting the supply of residential plots coming to market in the next three months, despite ongoing uncertainty in the housing market.
The city’s secretary for… Read More>>
Mainland muscle is flexing yet again in Hong Kong’s land market, as China Overseas Land & Investment on Wednesday beat out nine rivals, including eight of the city’s top local builders, to snag a waterfront residential plot in the Kai… Read More>>
The impending sale of a waterfront site on Central’s waterfront may be grabbing the attention of Hong Kong real estate watchers, but the government also this week announced plans for a second attempt at selling a luxury residential site on… Read More>>
Despite a tepid investment market, political and economic uncertainty and an ongoing public health crisis, the Hong Kong government is moving forward with an attempt to sell a trophy site site fronting the Central business district’s waterfront before the end… Read More>>
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.
The city’s Lands Department said that it had cancelled the tender… 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 on Tuesday announced that a consortium of six developers had won the third-largest residential plot on what had been the runway of Hong Kong’s former Kai Tak airport for a record HK$12.6 billion ($1.6 billion).
The… 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.
