In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset is said to be entertaining offers for UBS’s London headquarters building, Singapore plans a public tender for a development site near Marina Bay, and China Evergrande chairman Hui Ka… Read More>>
New World, Empire, Lai Sun and CSI Team Up to Buy Hong Kong MTR Site
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.
Lai Sun Wins Kwun Tong Site for HK$883M and More Hong Kong Real Estate Headlines
Kowloon leads Mingtiandi’s roundup of top Hong Kong real estate headlines this week with a listed developer picking up a site Kowloon East’s Ngau Tau Kok area through a URA tender. Also on the peninsula, a Michelin star bearing dim… Read More>>
Lai Sun Wins Approval to Build City of London’s Third-Tallest Tower
Hong Kong’s Lai Sun Group has won approval to develop a 56-storey office tower on London’s Leadenhall Street, after tycoon Peter Lam’s textiles-to-property group had purchased a pair of existing properties on the same block as London’s Gherkin office tower… Read More>>
Henderson, Lai Sun Said to Sell Tsim Sha Tsui Tower for HK$4.1B
Hong Kong developers Henderson Land and Lai Sun have reached an agreement to sell 8 Observatory Road, a vertical retail building in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui area for HK$4.1 billion ($522 million), according to market sources who spoke with… Read More>>
Henderson JV Said Selling TST Building for HK$4B and More Hong Kong Real Estate Headlines
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, a 19-storey Ginza-style commercial building owned by Henderson Land and Lai Sun Group is reportedly nearing a sale to an unidentified buyer for HK$3.9 billion. Also in the headlines, Tuesday’s record-breaking Kai Tak… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Lai Sun Closes on $162M London Acquisition
Hong Kong-listed real estate company Lai Sun Development has closed on its acquisition of 100 Leadenhall Street, a 125,000 square foot (11,600 square metre) office building in the City of London, according to reports in the London media.
Lai Sun,… Read More>>
