Mainland purchasers made up 36.8 percent of all new home sales by value in the first quarter, from 37.9 percent in the previous three months, Hong Kong’s biggest publicly traded realtor said in an e-mail yesterday. The figure reached 53.9 percent in the third quarter last year, Midland said. (read the news…) Related items...
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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. (1288.HK) bought an office building in Hong Kong for HK$4.88 billion (US$629 million) to serve as its regional headquarters, Colliers International, which advised on the purchase, said Tuesday. (read the news…) Related items Bank of China Shares Rise on Dividend Savings: Hong Kong Mover Hysan Development chief executive Gerry...
Swire Properties has unveiled Frank Gehry’s new Opus Hong Kong — a 12-story apartment complex that is his first major project in Asia. (read the news…) Related items Gucci-crazy Chinese fuel high shop rents in HK Hong Kong mag names Vista Land one of top firms in RP Hong Kong shares lose more than...
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A Hong Kong feng shui master accused of forging the will of late property tycoon Nina Wang appeared in court on Monday at a pre-trial hearing. (read the news…) Related items Hong Kong court dismisses claim to tycoon’s estate HK graft police arrest property tycoon brothers Property Tycoon Arrested In Hong Kong Bribery Probe...
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Hong Kong stocks started the week higher, as Chinese monetary easing over the weekend helped banking and property shares put on weight, sending the benchmark Hang Seng Index up 0.2% to 19,994.54, and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index gaining 0.3%. The move to cut China's bank-reserve requirements also helped...
HONG KONG, May 14 — Hong Kong and China shares edged higher today, led by mainland developers, while the banking sector was mixed after the Chinese central bank moved on Saturday to bolster lending to counter signs of an economic slowdown. The gains came in choppy trade, due partly to low turnover, as investors...
Hong Kong's economy slowed down in the first quarter compared to the last quarter of the previous year as exports dipped with soft global demand. (read the news…) Related items Asia Markets: Asia markets rise, but Hong Kong shares slip Hong Kong mag names Vista Land one of top firms in RP Asia Markets:...
