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Shop kings go bust: the rise and fall of Hong Kong’s retail property moguls
Shop prices in the city have fallen more than 40 per cent from their 2018 peak, but they may not have hit rock bottom yet.
13 Sep 2026 - 4:02PM
Diminishing gains: why next-gen wealthy Hongkongers pivot from property assets
13 Sep 2026 - 10:00AM
Hong Kong home prices headed for 15% gain this year: Midland forecast
11 Sep 2026 - 7:00AM
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SHKP posts 4.6% profit rise amid Hong Kong’s property recovery
Hong Kong’s biggest developer reported underlying profit of HK$22.85 billion, as the city’s property market continues to recover.
10 Sep 2026 - 8:26PM
Sun Hung Kai Properties’ residential development Sierra Sea in Sai Sha has been a strong revenue driver for the company in recent months. Photo: Edmond So
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Susquehanna rents 3 floors of office space as market sees slow recovery: sources
The US-based firm is set to rent space in Cheung Kong Center II as the Central district leads office rental market recovery in the city.
10 Sep 2026 - 7:00AM
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Chinese court guidance aims to smooth handling of developer bankruptcies
Framework from Supreme People’s Court aims to end judicial inconsistencies across regions, aid flow of capital for construction continuation.
9 Sep 2026 - 1:35PM
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The house wins: Macau kingpin’s former ‘love nest’ sells for cut-price HK$81m
The Mid-Levels flat – once owned by Alvin Chau’s former mistress – is the latest luxury property to sell for a steep paper loss in Hong Kong.
9 Sep 2026 - 7:00AM
The luxury flat in the Mid-Levels was once owned by the ex-girlfriend of Macau “junket king” Alvin Chau. Photo: Handout
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Hong Kong celebrity Jeffrey Ngai splashes out on US$16,000 rental home
The singer and actor recently moved into a Mid-Levels duplex near his friend, singer Tyson Yoshi, market sources say.
8 Sep 2026 - 3:24PM
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Foreign, mainland students head to Hong Kong for study, sparking property demand
City to attract around 200,000 extra students, requiring international schools, university campuses to expand, as incentives lure wealthy migrants.
8 Sep 2026 - 3:10PM
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Banks’ reluctance to lend deepening Hong Kong shop slump: landlords
Pressing owners to repay loans amid falling values while turning away new buyers could prolong wider economic drag, advocacy group says.
7 Sep 2026 - 7:00PM
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Which property markets will be the winners and losers if Fed raises US rates?
Fed chairman’s focus on inflation at meeting last month has heightened expectations of monetary tightening.
6 Sep 2026 - 4:00PM
Real estate agents’ signs at a sold home and homes for sale in London last month. Photo: EPA
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After Evergrande, new rules spark unease amid developers’ debt resolution
China’s property downturn worsens as regulators accelerate reform of the commercial housing sales system, sending jitters through the sector.
6 Sep 2026 - 9:00AM
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad author’s vast debts spark awe – and some anger – in China
Robert Kiyosaki’s claim to be US$1.2 billion in debt has sparked heated debate in China, where property investors have suffered steep losses.
5 Sep 2026 - 4:00PM
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Bargain for Hong Kong bar property reflects struggling retail market
While North Point shop deal falls through, former home of Insomnia bar in Lan Kwai Fong sells for 60 per cent less than its 2015 value.
4 Sep 2026 - 6:00PM
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Hong Kong bars, restaurants take on more floor space, boost novelty offerings
More food and beverage outlets ‘incorporating unique experiential elements into the dining journey’, says CBRE’s Lawrence Wan.
3 Sep 2026 - 6:00PM
Ninetta, a new restaurant run by three Italian hospitality veterans, opened in Central this year. Photo: May Tse
Property
SHKP clinches rare MTR station-top megaproject in Hong Kong’s Tuen Mun
Developer has now won two projects in the area, which combined are expected to deliver nearly 6,800 flats.
3 Sep 2026 - 7:38PM
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‘What you see is what you get’: China’s new home finance rules reduce buyer risk
Analysts say lower mortgage payments alone may not persuade buyers to jump in while prices remain under pressure.
3 Sep 2026 - 7:00AM
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Why restaurants are replacing shops, changing Hong Kong’s retail landscape
The mix of tenants in malls and at street level is changing as restaurateurs pounce on slumping rents to expand, often taking the spaces left behind by retailers forced to leave during the pandemic.
9 Aug 2022 - 8:07AM
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Magnate warns of tough times as Hang Lung kicks off results season
The comments by Chan showed how Hong Kong has been caught since 2019 by a series of turbulent events, including months of anti-government protests, US sanctions and a Covid-19 pandemic in its third year.
28 Jul 2022 - 9:08PM
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Hong Kong, mainland cities worst performers in index tracking home rent growth
Upmarket home rents in Hong Kong and Shenzhen declined in the year’s first half, bucking the global trend of increases among 30 cities tracked by property consultancy Savills.
3 Aug 2022 - 11:00AM
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Hong Kong’s Peak Lookout restaurant has rent halved as Covid wipes out tourism
The owners of the iconic Hong Kong restaurant, previously a huge draw for tourists with its prime location, are now paying less than half the monthly HK$230,000 (US$29,300) they were forking out on a lease signed pre-pandemic.
26 Jul 2022 - 8:36PM
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OPINION
Nicholas Spiro
The View
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Why China’s new housing presale rules are still a source of risk
7 Sep 2026 - 7:13PM
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Nicholas Spiro
The View
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Hong Kong and Singapore property shrug off fund tax breaks
31 Aug 2026 - 4:30PM
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The View
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Japan property is booming, but China is where the value lies
17 Aug 2026 - 5:42PM
Nicholas Spiro
The View
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Hong Kong hotel sector recovery elusive for unprepared investors
10 Aug 2026 - 4:30PM
Nicholas Spiro
The View
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Asian property: A thin line separates strength from vulnerability
20 Jul 2026 - 4:30PM
Michael Han
Opinion
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Why China is untangling its banks from the property wreckage
19 Jul 2026 - 5:28PM
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