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The Hong Kong property market, known for its high prices, is navigating challenges due to factors like rising rates, slow post-COVID recovery and close ties to mainland China. The office sector in ...

Hong Kong edged up at Wednesday's open following five straight losses, with struggling property firms extending a recent rally, while focus turns to US consumer price data later in the day.

Hong Kong authorities evacuated residents from a luxury residential complex after record rains caused a landslide. They are also investigating the possibility of illegal structures and occupation of ...

The city recorded 42 luxury home sales in the three months to June, down 37.3 per cent quarter on quarter, as high borrowing costs put off investors The decline in Hong Kong luxury flat sales reflects ...

it is believed that there will be an increasing inflow of talent to Hong Kong in the coming year, which will subsequently boost the local property market,” said Sammy Po, chief executive officer ...

Hong Kong’s property market remains stressed with the potential distress sale of a retail building in Tin Hau providing further evidence of the weak demand in the sector.

Property developer K Wah International Holdings has set aside flats for buyers from Hong Kong at its Bayview project in Dongguan, a city in the Greater Bay Area.

China's largest developer is fighting for life but its efforts have prompted a rally in distressed debt and Hong Kong property stocks.

Shares in battered developers rocketed in Hong Kong on Wednesday on investor bets that Beijing will follow up recent pledges to boost the real estate sector with more measures.

Chinese property stocks jumped early in Hong Kong amid hopes of more property-market stimulus ahead and a state-owned media report saying Beijing might roll out new measures to shore up the sector, in ...

The developer aims to improve its own and its tenants' environmental performance by collaborating on the set-up and operation of their offices It is the latest developer to launch an initiative that ...

Asset managers are increasingly looking to dispose of their commercial buildings in Hong Kong as rising interest rates take a toll on mortgage payments, which for some have now exceeded rental income.

Hong Kong stocks fell from a three-week high, led by a retreat in property developers as concerns about debt defaults overshadowed Beijing’s efforts to revive home sales and repair market confidence.

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