Hong Kong’s tycoons threw their support for the city’s leading chief executive candidate - reportedly Beijing’s preferred option for the job - in their latest show of loyalty to China. ( read original story ...)
From Hong Kong to Sydney, Home Prices in Asia’s Most Expensive Cities Are Falling
Pacific’s most expensive housing markets are starting to cool after last year’s breakneck growth. Home prices have begun falling in Sydney and Hong Kong, while values in Singapore barely rose last ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Tycoons Throw Support for John Lee to Be City’s Leader
Hong Kong’s tycoons threw their support for the city’s leading chief executive candidate — reportedly Beijing’s preferred option for the job — in their latest show of loyalty to China. A slew of ... ( read original story ...)
From Hong Kong to Sydney, Home Prices in Asia’s Priciest Cities Are Falling
Pacific’s most expensive housing markets are starting to cool after last year’s breakneck growth. Most Read from BloombergCanada to Ban Foreigners From Buying Homes as Prices SoarMocked as ‘Rubble’ by ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong chief executive election 2022: property tycoons throw support behind John Lee’s bid for top job
Sun Hung Kai Properties chairman Raymond Kwok, New World Development CEO Adrian Cheng among top land developers to endorse chief executive hopeful John Lee Standing committee delegate Tam Yiu-chung ... ( read original story ...)
As Property Downturn Drags On, Chinese Developers See an Uncertain Future
After suffering through a bruising property-market downturn, the Chinese developers still standing are predicting a starkly different future from their hard-charging days of the past. ( read original story ...)
Benefits of Hong Kong’s New Mortgage Policy to Appear in Late 2022
despite the Hong Kong government's recent Budget Speech announcement to lift the maximum property value limit for mortgage loans of high LTV ratio, which is a welcomed amendment, JLL expects any ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong in bottom quadrant once again as home prices rose to about two-decade high globally in 2021, Knight Frank says
Property prices across 150 cities tracked by Knight Frank index rose on average by 11 per cent last year Hong Kong ranked 123rd, same spot it held in 2020, with a growth rate of 3.6 per cent Home ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks hit month high after China gives concession in audit dispute
Hong Kong stocks reached a one-month high on Monday, led by Hong Kong-U.S. dual listed companies, after a weekend statement from China’s securities watchdog allayed investors fears’ that such firms ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus battle before reforms: Hong Kong’s fifth wave pushes Carrie Lam’s ambitious government overhaul to the back burner
Hong Kong considering cheaper mortgage scheme for subsidised flats: Carrie Lam University of Hong Kong emeritus professor John Burns said it was quite understandable that the administrative reform now ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong property developers roll out discounts, promotions at shopping centres ahead of first phase of e-voucher scheme on April 7
Residents using their e-vouchers from April 7 to May 15 at malls owned by Sun Hung Kai Properties can get cash rebates, redeem dining coupons Sino Group malls will run promotions from April 7 to 20, ... ( read original story ...)
How rich are Hong Kong’s Modern Dynasty actresses? Rain Lee built a multimillion-dollar property empire but Chow Yun-fat’s ex, Candice Yu, lives a more modest life
TVB's hit drama Modern Dynasty focuses on the crazy rich lives of the Ma family - but the celebs on the show have dizzying real-life net worths too Manna Chan and Lee built enviable property ... ( read original story ...)
Concerns as Chatham Waters apartments marketed in Hong Kong
Concerns are mounting that home-seekers may miss out on riverside apartments which are being marketed 6,000 miles away in Hong Kong. Top property consultants Savills has launched a promotion to sell ... ( read original story ...)
Midland says Hong Kong’s property doldrums will remain through the first half as Covid-19 weighs on buying sentiment for real estate
Social distancing rules to contain the Covid-19 disease had paralysed most business activities in Hong Kong, deterring developers from launching their weekend sales campaigns. ( read original story ...)