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Cheryl Arcibal
Senior Reporter, Business
Before moving to Hong Kong, Cheryl covered the economy in her native Philippines.
Before moving to Hong Kong, Cheryl covered the economy in her native Philippines.
Areas of Expertise:
Property, insurance, retail, social mediaLanguages Spoken:
English, Filipino
The record per square foot pricing for new homes this year highlights the growing momentum in the city’s luxury property market.
City’s prime office market shows recovery signs as Central nears full occupancy, boosting rentals and spillover demand in nearby districts.
Dual-branded Sheraton complex heads for tender, with stricter capital rules pushing lenders to accept quicker disposals.
The city’s ultra-wealthy population jumped by more than 26 per cent in 2025 – roughly one super-rich individual for every 412 residents.
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90 per cent say financial independence a priority, but only 52 per cent investing to fund retirement and care needs.
As of early this year, Thai authorities had prosecuted more than 850 companies for financial damages involving lost revenue of US$458 million.
Agent listings show that the property, in Shouson Hill, has four rooms and a garden, with a saleable area of 2,801 sq ft.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority warns public to beware of interest rate uncertainties.
Survey by CFA Institute reveals 90 per cent believe they have the skills to succeed and know what employers are looking for.
Hong Kong’s luxury property market sees another big-ticket deal as a mansion on The Peak changes hands.
Developers face a crucial test as Beijing’s capital clampdown intersects with Hong Kong’s recovering housing market.
Noteholders, if eligible, can swap their holdings for notes in US dollar denominations.
The sale at the luxury development is the highest price per square foot in a first-hand transaction so far this year.
Landlords may need to refurbish or convert commercial real estate to better accommodate artificial intelligence technology, according to experts.
Developers ‘no longer relying on discounted pricing to drive sales’, with popular projects recording double-digit increases, JLL says.
The centre of gravity is shifting east in the financial services world, but New York remains the global benchmark, says Colliers report.
Company leases a 9,000 sq ft space in One IFC in Central, with an eye towards doubling its staff amid rising demand for wealth services.
Hong Kong developer’s Kowloon Tong project, to be sold on a ‘first come, first served’ basis on Friday, is a test of market sentiment.
As the cost of living rises, some Hongkongers living in the United Kingdom and Canada are set to move to Spain under the NLV scheme.
Growing numbers of university students coupled with supply gap are feeding investor appetite for dormitory-style housing and premium offices.
The acquisition is one of the investment company’s largest in recent years and follows its Mandarin Oriental buyout in January.
In the first four months of the year, more than one fifth of new entrants in the city’s retail market were mainland brands, according to JLL.
Additions to the benchmark Hang Seng Index, meanwhile, increase the number of constituents to 93 as the bourse operator presses ahead with expansion to 100.
Adoption remains selective as some landlords are still cautious, especially when tenant credit profiles are less established.
Chain operator’s executive dismisses speculation of a tie-up, and praises staff amid an ‘extremely competitive environment’.
Able Engineering outperforms analyst forecasts to secure a residential parcel that can fit nearly 1,000 units, and the win is seen reflecting rising confidence in the sector.
Celebrity deals highlight strengthening recovery in luxury property market after transactions more than double in first quarter.
Lower mortgage rates, surging rents and demand from talent inflows and buyers from mainland China to sustain recovery, agency says.
With first-tier cities seeing price upticks, analysts are optimistic that the struggling property sector is showing signs of bottoming out.
