Hong Kong property

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  • Goldin Financial Global Centre For Sale As Developer Struggles With Liquidity
    Goldin Financial Holdings
    Property experts say the building might fetch HK$14,000 per square foot.
  • HKMA Eases Financing Rules For Non-Home Properties
    Hong Kong
    The city's de facto central bank will increase the amounts banks are allowed to issue to borrowers with non-residential properties.
  • New World Development Disposes Of Non-Core Assets Worth $460 Million
    Hong Kong Property Sector
    New World Development Limited sold its 45 percent stake in a property in Sheung Wan for HK$2.36 billion and another property in Happy Valley for HK$1.21 billion.
  • US Selling Government-Owned Luxury Properties In Hong Kong
    Hong Kong Property Market
    The US-owned property located in the city's high-end 37 Shounen Hill Road features six massive mansions that have as many as 10 bedrooms each.
  • Vanke Defies Negative Property Sector Outlook As Project Quickly Sells Out
    Vanke Holding
    Vanke Holding managed to sell all of the 188 high-end flats at its The Campton project in Hong Kong's Cheung Sha Wan area this week.
  • CK Asset Acquires Plot Of Land In Hong Kong At Low End Of Market Expectations
    Hong Kong Property Market
    CK Asset acquired the parcel of land on Kwun Tong's Anderson Road for a fraction of what another developer had paid for a nearby property in 2018.
  • Hong Kong Withdraws Sale Of Kai Tak Property After Lukewarm Buyer Response
    Hong Kong Property Market
    Industry experts claim that the government overestimated the value of the property, which is why the response to the sale was less than enthusiastic.
  • Hong Kong Property Stocks Break Losing Streak Amid Lowered Rates
    Hong Kong Stocks
    The increase in share prices of property stocks in response to the recent rate cuts have managed to break the two-day losing streak in Hong Kong.
  • Hong Kong Homes Ranked Least Affordable In The World For 9th Year
    Public and private housing blocks are seen in Hong Kong
    The most challenging place to purchase or rent property this year is still Hong Kong.
  • Hong Kong Landlords Increase Security Deposits To Protect Against Renters Who Don't Pay
    Nearby buildings are reflected on the exterior of a commercial tower at the financial Central district in Hong Kong
    Property owners are doubling and even tripling the security deposit they require of tenants at the start of the lease.