Tycoon Payson Cha is reported to have passed away at age 77 due to a recurrence of pancreatic cancer, according to an account in Hong Kong’s Sing Tao daily.
Cha, who chaired developers Hong Kong Resorts International (HKRI) and Hanison… Read More>>
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Tycoon Payson Cha is reported to have passed away at age 77 due to a recurrence of pancreatic cancer, according to an account in Hong Kong’s Sing Tao daily.
Cha, who chaired developers Hong Kong Resorts International (HKRI) and Hanison… Read More>>
A pair of funds managed by Blackstone are selling a Hong Kong-based self-storage company to a developer controlled by one of the city’s wealthiest families, according to a stock exchange announcement today.
Hanison Construction, which is majority owned by the… Read More>>
Analysts are voicing growing uncertainty over the outlook for Hong Kong real estate, but a developer controlled by one of the city’s wealthiest families is confident enough in the market that it has just agreed to spend nearly $100 million… Read More>>
A 32-storey commercial building in Hong Kong’s Sheung Wan area is on the verge of being sold for HK$1.9 billion ($242 million) according to local media reports this week, despite the city’s office market during the first quarter of 2019… Read More>>
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, a commercial building in Jordan, one station north of Tsim Sha Tsui, is said to be close to be disposed of for HK$2.5 billion as investor interest in Kowloon commercial properties continues to… Read More>>
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, just a month after snapping up an industrial building in Kwai Chung, Hanison Construction has reportedly purchased another workshop on the other side of Kowloon for HK$420 million.
Also in the headlines, a… Read More>>
Payson Cha’s Hanison Construction Holdings has teamed up with an unnamed investor to buy an industrial building in Hong Kong’s Kwai Chung area for HK$720 million ($92 million), the developer announced Wednesday, as the city’s biggest logistics hub continues to be… Read More>>
Nine months after attempting to sell off a Cheung Sha Wan building by public tender, Hanison Construction surprised the market with the HK$800 million ($102 million) sale of a 50 percent stake in the PeakCastle commercial building in Hong Kong.
Tycoon Payson Cha’s Hanison Construction Holdings has picked up a block of serviced apartments in Hong Kong’s Sheung Wan neighbourhood for HK$506 million ($64.7 million), according to a report in the Hong Kong Economic Times. The purchase of the building just… Read More>>