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Hong Kong home sales surge to 5-month high amid easier mortgage rules
A total of 4,697 new and lived-in homes changed hands in October, reversing a two-month decline.
4 Nov 2024 - 7:16PM
As Hong Kong and Singapore age, health businesses loom larger in property market
3 Nov 2024 - 9:30AM
Hongkong Land seeks US$10 billion from asset reshuffle, eyes high-end market
29 Oct 2024 - 9:59PM
Hong Kong’s office market to trail recovery in residential, retail properties
Reports of brisk weekend home sales show the housing market will outpace offices in recovery going into 2025, consultancies say.
29 Oct 2024 - 8:30AM
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Retail woes call for new ways to keep Hong Kong’s customers satisfied
As another two chains pull out of Hong Kong and others reduce outlets, stores not afraid of change deserve support.
25 Oct 2024 - 7:00AM
Hong Kong developers to feel earnings pain amid high vacancy rates: Moody’s
Moody’s says office and retail property segments are likely to remain under pressure.
24 Oct 2024 - 6:32PM
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From Fila to Armani, brands snap up prime Hong Kong retail spaces
With rents as much as 65 per cent below historical highs, brands from Europe, the US and Japan see a chance to make a splash.
14 Oct 2024 - 8:30AM
Hong Kong supermarket Uselect winds down operations amid relentless retail slump
A few outlets display signs announcing closure by end of October, while Post finds residents who pick smaller shops in effort to support local.
14 Oct 2024 - 9:01AM
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Sentiment in Hong Kong commercial property market up on lower rates, stock rally
In the third quarter, commercial real estate investment volume rose 22.6 per cent quarter on quarter to US$1.28 billion, CBRE said.
7 Oct 2024 - 8:26PM
Mainland Chinese retailers snag prime spots in Hong Kong at discounted rents
The slumping retail market is forcing landlords to extend deeper discounts, providing opportunities for brands to expand in the city.
3 Oct 2024 - 9:36AM
Hong Kong’s depressed commercial property market burns tycoons, investors
Hong Kong’s commercial property market has buckled under the crushing weight of China’s economic malaise, an exodus of global firms, a supply glut and high interest rates.
15 Oct 2024 - 2:36PM
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Omega leases another Hong Kong shop amid retail leasing pickup
Swiss luxury watchmaker Omega is leasing another shop on Russell Street, once the world’s priciest retail strip, for US$51,404 a month.
28 Sep 2024 - 8:44AM
Bakehouse grows as its egg tarts offer salve in Hong Kong’s retail gloom
The Wan Chai-based bakery will spend about US$4 million to double its branches to 10 by the end of 2025.
22 Sep 2024 - 5:53PM
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Hong Kong’s Housing Authority sued over wet market’s unsanitary conditions
Statutory body accused of turning blind eye to water leakage, sewage pipe blockage and foul odour at market at Kwai Chung Shopping Centre.
12 Sep 2024 - 9:26PM
Chinachem’s Nina Hospitality aims to move up market, eyes overseas expansion
Nina’s managing director said it is looking at expanding on the mainland and overseas, while becoming an upscale hotel group in Hong Kong.
8 Sep 2024 - 5:00PM
Call to cut rent for Hong Kong shops by third amid sluggish sales
Industry leader Annie Tse calls for a 30 per cent reduction in rents, saying downward trend will continue to year end or even early 2025.
2 Sep 2024 - 7:45PM
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Spanish retailer snags prime Hong Kong shop at 50% discount amid retail slump
The monthly rent for the 14,000 sq ft space at Asia Standard Tower in Queen’s Road Central is HK$1.25 million (US$160,220), 55 per cent lower than the all-time high in 2012.
28 Aug 2024 - 7:30AM
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Hong Kong home store chain Pricerite and Tom Lee Music shut branches
Pricerite, a major furniture and electrical appliances store, shuts two branches; Tom Lee Music also closes two shops.
24 Aug 2024 - 7:28PM
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Chinese craft beer maker taps into Hong Kong’s frothy market
Hong Kong’s retail market, which is undergoing a shake-up, has seen an influx of mainland Chinese brands taking advantage of the declining rents.
20 Aug 2024 - 11:37AM
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Mindful China shoppers embrace members-only retailers like Walmart’s Sam’s Club
Some bulk retailers on the mainland have carved out niche roles among shoppers, including bargain hunters from across the border in Hong Kong.
21 Aug 2024 - 9:00AM
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Manila’s gaming ban has property developers eyeing new growth
SM Prime is relying on fundamentals and remittances to drive growth as Manila prepares to kick out Chinese workers in the online gambling industry.
19 Aug 2024 - 9:32AM
Hong Kong Exco convenor Regina Ip appeals for retail rent cuts to help businesses
Regina Ip says she and New People’s Party colleagues found 104 vacant stores and stalls in two shopping centres and market in Southern district
18 Aug 2024 - 5:09PM
The richest Filipino family business sees China as the ‘growth driver’
The mainland is still teeming with opportunities in the commercial property market, despite its recent economic struggles, says Franklin Gomez of SM Investments.
15 Aug 2024 - 4:36PM
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Heytea snaps up Mong Kok space as mainland brands step up Hong Kong expansion
New leases by mainland-based brands more than doubled in the first seven months of the year, according to JLL.
14 Aug 2024 - 8:30AM
State-backed firms are top buyers, new pillar in Beijing’s real estate market
State-backed companies have outgunned other investors in Beijing’s commercial property market, adding to their aggressive purchases in 2022 and 2023, according to Savills.
7 Aug 2024 - 3:15PM
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Hong Kong retail: K-pop, K-dramas usher in growing demand for Korean restaurants
Korean F&B operators and retailers that have forayed into Hong Kong have made a significant contribution to the city’s retail segment.
6 Aug 2024 - 3:50PM
Hongkong Land net loss widens 150% amid weak sales of mainland projects
The biggest landlord in Hong Kong’s Central district said its underlying loss was US$7 million for the first half after a US$295 million provision for development properties in mainland China.
2 Aug 2024 - 6:47PM
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Hang Lung Properties’ profit sinks 56% amid Hong Kong, mainland China slowdown
First-half net profit fell to HK$1.06 billion (US$135.7 million), from HK$2.39 billion a year earlier on lower rental revenues, higher costs.
30 Jul 2024 - 5:05PM
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Hong Kong ranks as the world's most expensive high-street retail destination with average rent of US$4,327 per sq ft per annum, surpassing New York, Paris, London and Tokyo by a substantial margin, according to the latest research from CBRE.
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9 September, 2024
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