Category: PROPERTY

China's property stocks jumped after the country's central bank announced measures that would help boost the liquidity available to property developers. Shares of Hong Kong-listed Country Garden ...

head of Hong Kong capital markets at Jones Lang LaSalle. “Owners have to cut their prices.” Some office owners including Chinese companies and funds have stopped repaying their mortgages or are ...

The two-storey, 11,687 sq ft detached house on Lugard Road went on sale in October and was valued at HK$1.3 billion (US$166 million).

A Chinese billionaire snapped up a luxury property on Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak for a discount of more than 30%, seizing an opportunity amid the city’s unprecedented real estate downturn. The mansion ...

Hong Kong’s luxury property segment is showing signs of a revival, with mainland Chinese buyers returning to the market after an absence of a few years because of the pandemic. Market observers expect ...

Data on Wednesday showed China's economy expanded by 5.2% in the fourth quarter of 2023, missing Reuters poll estimates of 5.3% growth.

Investment in Hong Kong property fell by 28 per cent to HK$37 billion (US$4.73 billion) last year, its lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis, but is expected to rise to HK$50 billion in 2024, ...

Hong Kong Property Services Alliance chairman Mickey Yan raises concerns that scheme may lead to additional expenses and increase cleaners’ working hours.

Hong Kong’s decade-long property bull run, stopped in its tracks during the pandemic, plunged into negative territory after the local monetary authority raised interest rates in lockstep with the US ...

Chinese property stocks fell in Hong Kong on subdued investor sentiment, with companies reporting weaker contracted sales for December and the full year of 2023 as the property sector downturn ...

HSBC cuts mortgage interest rates ahead of big week for BoE; LSEG defiant as six held for ‘plot to disrupt trading’ - ...

It has no impact on the housing market,” Tsang said. Earlier in September 2022, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) relaxed its stress-test requirements for new mortgage borrowers by 100 basis ...

Buyers snapped up nearly 60 per cent of 165 units on offer at the Phoenext project in Wong Tai Sin, while shunning more expensive flats at KT Marina.

Hong Kong’s property companies face a squeeze in 2024 from rising funding costs and sluggish home sales and office rentals, making creditors and investors cautious about developers’ financial health.