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CK Asset strikes while the iron is hot, announces prices for new Coast Line phase flats after blockbuster sales over weekend

  • Average price of the first batch at Coast Line I is 1.68 per cent higher than that of Coast Line II’s first batch because of better harbour views
  • First batch expected to be fully sold out, ‘continuing the sales success of the project’s phase two’, Midland Realty executive says

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CK Asset’s Coast Line project in Hong Kong’s Yau Tong. Photo: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong property developer CK Asset Holdings has released the price list for the first 50 units at its Coast Line I project just two days after homebuyers snapped up all 626 apartments in Coast Line II on the first day of sales on Saturday.

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The average price of the first batch of 50 flats has been set at HK$15,250 (US$1,950) per square foot, 1.68 per cent higher than the average price of the first batch at Coast Line II, which were priced at HK$14,997 per sq ft, because Coast Line I is nearer to the harbour in Yau Tong and offers better views. Coast Line I will have a total of 228 units.

“This batch of flats has been launched on the basis of the original price list of Coast Line II,” said Justin Chiu Kwok-hung, CK Asset’s executive director. “The price has been increased due to different views, as Coast Line I is closer to the sea.”

CK Asset, Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing’s flagship developer, sold every flat in Coast Line II for an estimated total of HK$4.67 billion on Saturday. The outcome was almost guaranteed after 60 buyers registered their interest for every available flat.

The company decided to launch Coast Line I after Saturday’s sale, Chiu said. The cheapest unit on offer in the first batch is a 288 sq ft one-bedroom flat for HK$3.85 million, or HK$13,490 per square foot, after a 19 per cent discount.

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