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Cheryl Arcibal
Senior Reporter, Business
Before moving to Hong Kong, Cheryl covered the economy in her native Philippines.
European industrial real estate developer CTP expects increased demand from Chinese firms that do not want to get caught in the trade war.
China’s largest coffee chain opens first outlet in the city as it goes up against US rival Starbucks.
Bengaluru and Makati are the hottest spots as demand surged by 107 and 47 per cent, respectively, according to a study.
Stock price slumps further as debt issues threaten to spiral into a crisis of confidence.
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Local beauty brand JaneClare is an example of a firm that is making money online, but still values real-world spaces.
All the flats were acquired in Kai Tak district in projects including Double Coast 1 and Twin Victoria, according to agents.
Analysts forecast up to 5 per cent price fall or rise amid oversupply, falling interest rates and improving stock market performance.
Partnership will help trade finance get to where it is needed, fuelling a segment that is crucial to job creation and economic growth, lender says.
Cutting the price of his home on The Peak, the film star joins other celebrities and tycoons selling high-end homes at a discount.
A 3 per cent tax on hotel guests on January 1 and looming troubles from the Trump presidency could undermine the city’s tourism sector.
Around 300,000 households will be in the market, exceeding expected supply, the lender estimates.
Analysts say brands with international appeal or unique selling points are driving new demand for retail space in the city.
One-off scheme increases loan-to-value ratio of mortgage loans to 80 per cent for those who bought unfinished properties from 2021 to 2023.
Some 7,689 real estate transactions worth US$8.2 billion were completed last month, according to the Land Registry.
Company insider has a solid background, but will have to prove to investors that she is the right person for the job, analysts say.
The favourable view of Japan’s hospitality sector is underpinned by the country’s improving economic prospects.
Secondary home prices increased 0.62 per cent in October.
Chen Zhuolin sold nine units in Hamburg Villa, valued at HK$213 million (US$27.3 million), for about HK$90 million.
The auction houses’ glammed up spaces are a reflection of their desire to change the way they conduct business.
Analysts approve the developer’s ‘strategic pivot’, but caution that execution remains key to its success.
A number of market participants say there is reason to believe that more economic relief is on the way.
Trump tax cuts, tariffs will keep interest rates high, but current owners will benefit from his presidency.
A total of 4,697 new and lived-in homes changed hands in October, reversing a two-month decline.
Strategy also seeks to capture anticipated growth in visits by Western tourists who spend more per capita.
As the average age in Hong Kong and Singapore rises, landlords and developers need to become more in tune with the medical industry.
Pavilia Forest II recorded only one sale as of 5pm on Saturday, while Double Coast I found buyers for 20 units out of 58 flats on offer.
Development costs, poor returns may be holding back developers from URA joint ventures, analysts say.
Strategic pivot aims to ‘ultimately’ double its profit before interest and tax and grow its assets under management to US$100 billion by 2035.
Secondary home prices fell 1.7 per cent in September, while rents rose 0.1 per cent month on month.
Reports of brisk weekend home sales show the housing market will outpace offices in recovery going into 2025, consultancies say.
