Hong Kong Property

New World weighing sale of stake in US$2 billion HK hotel portfolio: sources

The potential buyers include Aravest, a Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Leasing-backed real-estate manager

Hong Kong’s property market is reviving after a yearslong slump, with rising rents, home prices, and strong interest in new developments.

Hong Kong property shares rally as Morgan Stanley feeds optimism

The bank raises its estimate for home price growth 12% this year from 10%, and expects another 5% in 2027

Former residents will be allowed to return to their flats for the first time from Apr 20 to May 4, with each household given a three-hour window to collect belongings.

Robotic legs help elderly Hong Kong fire survivors climb back for belongings

The complex’s apartment towers have 31 floors, making the climb difficult for many elderly former residents

S&P has reported that Hong Kong’s commercial property market is experiencing a very specific recovery.

Light at last for Hong Kong’s Central office market after seven-year slump

More Chinese firms are seeking to buy financial district offices as the city pushes to become a regional tech hub

Far East Consortium’s struggles come despite growing optimism over Hong Kong’s property sector, which had languished for years in a prolonged slump.

Hong Kong’s small builder debt woes mount despite property rally

This has put them on shakier ground than larger players in the sector

A swathe of farmland set to be affected by redevelopment for the Northern Metropolis mega project along Hong Kong’s border with Shenzhen.

Hong Kong developers are sceptical about ambitious tech hub

Some warn about the risks of oversupply and the difficulty they face assessing investment opportunities

Sun Hung Kai Properties typically seeks syndicated loans annually, and has rarely skipped fundraising in the past decade.

HK’s top developer gets HK$20 billion loan at multi-year low rate

Sources say the deal pays an interest margin of 60 basis points over the Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate

New World Tower, the headquarters of New World Development. The developer's debt crisis stems from an ill-timed expansion that resulted in it racking up about HK$212.4 billion in total liabilities.

Hong Kong’s New World clan bets on property rebound for lifeline

The territory’s housing prices are forecast to climb as much as 15% this year, with prime mall rents up by 5%

CTFE’s refinancing push comes as talks have stalled between the Cheng family and Blackstone over a potential capital injection for New World.

New World’s top shareholder seeks to refinance HK$7.3 billion loan

The company is in preliminary discussions with banks for a potential five-year facility

Home prices in Hong Kong rose 3.25% last year, the first annual increase in four years.

Hong Kong bank tries to sell mansion it bought at huge discount

The bank is trying to tap a rebound in the city’s housing market after a years-long downturn