Hang Lung Properties has been given the green light to build luxury homes on a former US government site on Hong Kong’s Shouson Hill, according to a recent report by the city’s Buildings Department, with analysts predicting that the… Read More>>
Mainland Builder Mingfa Exiting Stake in Shouson Hill Project for $82M
Mingfa Group has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in No.15 Shouson, a luxury residential project in Hong Kong Island’s Deep Water Bay, to existing partners for HK$650 million ($82.8 million), as the mainland developer looks to raise some… Read More>>
Shouson Hill Home Sells for $55M as Turbulence Challenges HK Luxury Market
A villa has sold for HK$435 million ($55.4 million) at No.15 Shouson in Hong Kong Island’s Deep Water Bay, showing resilience in demand for high-end homes as higher interest rates threaten to tamp down luxury market sentiment.
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Deep Water Bay Home Sells for $111M in Hong Kong’s Priciest Deal This Year
A luxury villa in Hong Kong Island’s Deep Water Bay sold on Sunday for HK$870.2 million ($110.8 million), according to public records, in the city’s priciest residential transaction this year.
With the market for Hong Kong high-end housing continuing to… Read More>>
Shimao Chairman Selling Stake in Hong Kong Luxury Project for $134M
Hui Wing Mau, chairman of defaulting real estate developer Shimao Group, has agreed to sell his 40 percent stake in a luxury project in Hong Kong’s Deep Water Bay for a total consideration of HK$1.04 billion ($134.2 million), according to… Read More>>
IPO Tycoons Help Drive Near Tripling of Hong Kong Luxury Home Sales
Sales in Hong Kong’s luxury residential market nearly tripled in the 12 months that ended 30 June, driven by wealthy locals who resumed home-buying activities and a surge of initial public offerings on the Hong Kong and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
Sale of US Govt Property in Hong Kong Moves Ahead and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In Mingtiandi’s latest roundup of regional news headlines, Hong Kong approves the sale of a US consular property on Shouson Hill after resolving a diplomatic impasse, while Blackstone bigwig Stephen Schwarzman deals with a backlash over his political leanings.
Chinese Govt Derails Hang Lung’s Purchase of US State Dept Site in Hong Kong
Just a few weeks after cancelling 2020’s biggest IPO, China’s central government has seized another opportunity to assert its authority in the business realm by blocking an agreement for the sale of a US consular property in Hong Kong.
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Hang Lung Buys US Govt Plot in Hong Kong at 37% Off 2018 Rates
Under a cloud of sanctions and suspended trade privileges, the US government sold a set of consular residences in Hong Kong’s southern District to Hang Lung Properties for HK$2.6 billion ($331 million), the developer said in an email to Mingtiandi… Read More>>
US Consulate’s HK$5.2B Site Could Sell for 24% Off Amid Hong Kong Downturn
Amidst growing friction with Chinese authorities, the US Department of State has put up for sale a residential site in one of Hong Kong’s most exclusive enclaves, and it could be set to sell for nearly a quarter less than… Read More>>