Category: PROPERTY

The government has not violated a UN human rights treaty that protects people’s freedom of movement by cancelling the passports of six UK-based Hong Kong activists, the city’s security chief has said.

Government also warns that anyone who provides money, leases property or co-owns a business with six activists could face up to seven years in jail ...

The Hong Kong authorities have cancelled the passports of six “fugitive” self-exiled activists in the UK, including Nathan Law, exercising new powers under a recently-enacted security law for the ...

Hong Kong labelled the six activists, who are living in exile in the UK, as " "lawless wanted criminals." Their passports were revoked under a controversial security law.

New batch of homes in Novo Land priced well below previous offerings in the same project, as developers continue bargain offerings to clear inventory.

Dexin joined the growing ranks of Chinese developers under pressure from creditors in the aftermath of a years-long crisis in China's property market. Trading of the firm's Hong Kong-listed shares was ...

are seeking to negotiate with their offshore creditors to avoid being liquidated when they come before the Hong Kong courts in the next couple of weeks. Founded in 1995, Dexin China focused mainly on ...

A Hong Kong court ordered the liquidation of Chinese developer Dexin on Tuesday, according to a report, making it the latest firm to be hit with such an order as the sector struggles with a ...

Henderson Land, Right Honour and Sun Hung Kai unveil price lists for new units as builders see hopes of lower interest rates lifting buyer sentiment.

Hong Kong’s property market is falling again, just three months after government tax breaks propelled a brief rally.

Hong Kong’s mortgage applications rose by 11.7% month-on-month (MoM) to 9,629 in April, data from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) showed. Approved mortgage loans surged by 52.4% MoM to ...

Hong Kong’s property sales fell by a quarter in May, the latest official data shows, as analysts said the initial exuberance over the lifting of property cooling measures had started to wear off. Some ...

Hong Kong shares closed higher, supported by property stocks. Analysts see a stronger recovery of property sales in June after a slightly slower decline in May. Longfor Group and China Resources Land ...

Hong Kong stocks saw a slight rise driven by property stocks, which advanced 2.3% following optimistic Citi analyst projections. China's shares were mixed due to regulatory scrutiny. Property giant ...