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Hong Kong property agencies reward ‘red packets’ to boost sales
Centaline and Midland incentivise sales reps during Lunar New Year
Overseas investors chase retail properties in Hong Kong’s housing estates
Local and institutional investors have been eyeing major housing estates after seeing the annual investment yield surge to a 10-year high
Hong Kong’s commercial, industrial property market could return to pre-pandemic levels in 2021
Colliers predicts Chinese investors to increase acquisitions with the stronger yuan and China's economic recovery
Hong Kong developers to adapt to 2021 flexible workplace arrangement
Apartment design will need to adjust to accommodate to new COVID working trends
Hong Kong to spend the lowest on new homes this year since 2015, only $21.9 billion
Centaline Property Agency forecasts the number of new homes sold to decrease by 27 percent for the entire 2020
Hong Kong government’s vaccine procurement lifts mood in the property market
Successful coronavirus vaccine purchase sends positive wave to the real estate market
Australian data centre launches first facility in Hong Kong
A 10-year lease was signed by AirTrunk for an industrial building in Tsing Yi, providing services to major cloud service providers
Hotels and guest houses to be used as temporary housing to aid operators, says Hong Kong government
William Cheng of Magnificent Hotel proposed to use hotels in noncore areas as temporary housing
COVID-19 work habits anticipate ‘membership’ schemes for Hong Kong tenants
Landlords may switch to a ‘membership’ leasing model to accommodate changes in Hong Kong’s office rental market
Veteran investor proposes to finance $12.8 billion in Hong Kong’s Lantau Tomorrow Vision project
The proposal entails establishing an HKD100 billion (USD12.8 billion) company, 75 percent owned by Hong Kong citizens
Hong Kong industrial market descends amid pandemic, while demand for data centres skyrocket
Despite the reopened economy, the flow of trade is still affected by the prolonged impact of COVID-19
Man of the hour: A chat with the father of Lan Kwai Fong
Dr. Allan Zeman shares his views on the future of Hong Kong and urban development around Asia
Grim 4th quarter in Hong Kong’s residential leasing market as recession coincides with low season
Savills expects redundancies to arise in the coming months as businesses rely on government grants to keep themselves afloat
Two ArtLane unveils new homes in the heart of Sai Ying Pun’s street art playground
Best Universal Design Development (Hong Kong) winner reveals new project
Hong Kong luxury residences remain as an investment favourite, surpassing global gateway cities
Hong Kong recorded 60 property sales valued over USD10 million in the first half of 2020
Dr Allan Zeman: from ladies’ lingerie to Lan Kwai Fong
The 'father of Lan Kwai Fong' celebrated entrepreneur and luxury property developer Zeman is rarely short of appellations. We recently caught up with him to discuss the state of Hong Kong's market a year on from the Occupy movement why Thailand remains one of the region's most desirable destinations and what he would've done differently if he were to get another shot at developing Lan Kwai Fong.
Home prices in Hong Kong surge to 10-month high in June
Index shows that buyers are seeking safe-haven assets amid the outbreak
Australian Prime Minister eases visa regulations to attract Hong Kong citizens
The recent announcement has led to an uptick in private property purchases
Hong Kong’s new home sales thrive in June, reach 13th month high
Government data showed the sales volume grew by 92 percent month on month
Navigating the property industry amidst growing tensions between China and Hong Kong/Australia
Dealing with the pandemic is one thing, but their conflicts have made the situation even more complicated
Hong Kong’s commercial property market in turmoil
Corrosive street protests and the ongoing US-China trade market were damaging enough for Hong Kong’s commercial real estate industry. Then came COVID-19
Half-dozen American government-owned mansions in Hong Kong are now up for bidding
Growing tensions between the U.S. and China have prompted authorities to let go of these properties
Year-long protest, months-long pandemic drives Hong Kong hotels to the edge
Prompting them to temporarily shut down, undergo renovations or come up with other means to earn revenue