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Jiayuan International has sold its office at 9 Queen's Road Central in Hong Kong to Matthew Cheung of Cheung & Sons.

SEA Holdings is building a HK$900 million rental housing project targeting wealthy mainland tenants in Hong Kong'sJardine’s Lookout area.

Mainland Chinese buyers are expected to return to Hong Kong’s luxury housing market now that Shanghai has lifted its two-month-long lockdown, driving sales to pre Covid-19 fifth-wave levels in the third quarter of this year, according to Wheelock Properties.

Hong Kong home sales are set to fall to a six-year low in the first quarter of this year according to Cushman & Wakefield.

Hong Kong-listed Wharf (Holdings) has cut its home sales guidance in mainland China to 9 billion yuan (US$1.4 billion), the lowest in over a decade, amid an uncertain market outlook.

The 128 square foot spot is located in the popular Capitol Hill neighborhood and is attached to a luxury condomium.

Developer SEA Holdings has won a residential site in Hong Kong's Repulse Bay at a government land auction with a HK$1.2 billion bid.

Hong Kong recorded its third unsuccessful compulsory sale two weeks ago, with Tai Chi Court in the city’s Tsim Sha Tsui area failing to sell.

Wheelock Properties will build another Hong Kong luxury project, having won approval for a compulsory sale of Ventris Court in Happy Valley

Five properties at The Arch near Kowloon MTR station, comprising a triplex and four flats, are available for HK$1 billion (US$128.34 million) via tender.