Hong Kong home prices remain flat in June after reaching two-year high
An index revealed the prices of second-hand homes remained at 394.5, slightly below the peak of 396.9 in May 2019
An index revealed the prices of second-hand homes remained at 394.5, slightly below the peak of 396.9 in May 2019
Deals on homes, commercial and industrial properties, and car parking spaces reached the highest volume since the first half of 1997
The 449 square foot Grand Central apartment facing the Kowloon Peak is the biggest prize to induce the vaccination rate
Claude Touikan is focused on leaving an indelible mark on the future and changing the world for the better through his work at top Hong Kong architectural firm Lead8
Surveyors say that the residential site could be worth HKD500 million to HKD600 million
Homes, shops, parking spaces, and industrial units reach their highest monthly level in almost two years
The surge in wealth is coupled by Hong Kong investors’ move to the mainland and Chinese developers’ focus on the latter’s border districts
Central, Hong Kong’s prime business district, sees 15-year high in its vacancy rate at 7.6 percent
The country’s street shop market shows signs of stability, as mass-market restaurants exploit lower rents from luxury and cosmetics business shutdowns
Analysts believe the district has the potential to be Hong Kong’s tech hub
Centaline and Midland incentivise sales reps during Lunar New Year
Local and institutional investors have been eyeing major housing estates after seeing the annual investment yield surge to a 10-year high
Colliers predicts Chinese investors to increase acquisitions with the stronger yuan and China's economic recovery
Apartment design will need to adjust to accommodate to new COVID working trends
Centaline Property Agency forecasts the number of new homes sold to decrease by 27 percent for the entire 2020
Successful coronavirus vaccine purchase sends positive wave to the real estate market
A 10-year lease was signed by AirTrunk for an industrial building in Tsing Yi, providing services to major cloud service providers
William Cheng of Magnificent Hotel proposed to use hotels in noncore areas as temporary housing
Landlords may switch to a ‘membership’ leasing model to accommodate changes in Hong Kong’s office rental market
The proposal entails establishing an HKD100 billion (USD12.8 billion) company, 75 percent owned by Hong Kong citizens
Despite the reopened economy, the flow of trade is still affected by the prolonged impact of COVID-19
Dr. Allan Zeman shares his views on the future of Hong Kong and urban development around Asia
Savills expects redundancies to arise in the coming months as businesses rely on government grants to keep themselves afloat
Best Universal Design Development (Hong Kong) winner reveals new project