REAL ESTATE

Craig Stephen’s This Week in China: Chow Tai Fook to lead listing revival

Hong Kong is ambitiously pushing ahead with some new initial public offerings this week, but against a backdrop of property price falls in China, recession talk in Hong Kong and the euro-zone debt crisis, a strong story will be surely needed to float any new issue, writes Craig Stephen. (read the news…) Related items...

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Hong Kong’s Home Prices Fall to Six-Month Low on Economy, Centaline Says

Hong Kong’s home prices slid to the lowest in more than six months last week as the threat of an economic recession continues to dent buyer sentiment, according to the city’s biggest privately held realtor. (read the news…) Related items Investors Should Be ‘Conservative’ on Hong Kong Housing, Realtor Says Investors Should Be ‘Conservative’...

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5. A look at Hong Kong’s residential market

I visited Hong Kong recently and took some time off to indulge in trying to understand its fairly complex property market, especially the residential sector, so that some broad comparisons can be made against the backdrop of the Malaysian market. (read the news…) Related items 11. A look at Hong Kong’s residential market 10....

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11. A look at Hong Kong’s residential market

I visited Hong Kong recently and took some time off to indulge in trying to understand its fairly complex property market, especially the residential sector, so that some broad comparisons can be made against the backdrop of the Malaysian market. (read the news…) Related items 5. A look at Hong Kong’s residential market 10....

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Hong Kong’s Link REIT Has $566 Million to Use for Acquisitions

The Link Real Estate Investment Trust, Hong Kong’s biggest property trust, has about HK$4.4 billion ($566 million) of cash and loan facilities to fund purchases of additional shopping malls. (read the news…) Related items Li Ka-shing’s Yuan IPO Said to Raise $1.6 Billion in H.K. Li Ka-Shing’s Hui Xian REIT raises RM4.83b in IPO:...

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PRESS DIGEST – Hong Kong – Nov 9

HONG KONG, Nov 9 (Reuters) – These are some of the leadingstories in Hong Kong newspapers on Wednesday. Reuters has notverified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST– … (read the news…) Related items PRESS DIGEST – Hong Kong – Oct 31 PRESS DIGEST – Hong Kong – Dec...

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Hong Kong Won’t Relax Housing Curbs, Chief Executive Tsang Says

The Hong Kong government plans to keep curbs on the housing market even after the value of home sales halved last month from a year earlier, Chief Executive Donald Tsang said. (read the news…) Related items Hong Kong December New Mortgage Drawn-Down Falls to 3-Year Low Hong Kong Land Sale Misses Estimates as Europe...

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Hong Kong Won’t Relax Housing Curbs: Tsang

The Hong Kong government plans to keep curbs on the housing market even after the value of home sales halved last month from a year earlier, Chief Executive Donald Tsang said. (read the news…) Related items Hong Kong stocks rise, with property, energy up Hong Kong stocks rise, with property shares advancing; Hang Seng...

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Hong Kong Won’t Relax Housing Curbs, Chief Executive Says

The Hong Kong government plans to keep curbs on the housing market even after the value of home sales halved last month from a year earlier, Chief Executive Donald Tsang said. (read the news…) Related items Hong Kong stocks rise, with property, energy up Hong Kong stocks rise, with property shares advancing; Hang Seng...

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Hong Kong stocks slip as China property plays fall

LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Hong Kong stocks opened higher Monday but quickly moved to negative territory, as remarks from Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao weighed on some property shares. The Hang Seng Index fell 0.4% to 19,755.23, with the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index down 0.7%, and over on the Chinese mainland, the Shanghai Composite...

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