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Wheelock Properties and Nan Fung Development sold a unit at their Mount Nicholson project on Hong Kong's Peak for HK$137,872 per square foot.

Hong Kong saw the record for per square foot prices of luxury homes being set a couple of times in 2021. Most of these transactions were concentrated in two areas: Mount Nicholson on The Peak and 21 Borrett Road in Mid-Levels. Nan Fung Development and The Wharf (Holdings) paid HK$10.4 billion (S$1.8 billion) for the Mount Nicholson site in an...

More record-breaking deals are expected in 2022, as developers tend to sell new luxury homes slowly to generate the highest price possible. Moreover, with the border with China expected to open in the new year, mainland buyers are expected to return to Hong Kong and drive up sales.

Hong Kong saw the record for per square foot prices of luxury homes being set a couple of times in 2021.

HONG KONG: Lau Chauin, the daughter of the chairman of Heungkong Group Co, has been revealed as the buyer of Asia’s most expensive apartment, according to a report by the South China Morning Post.

The buyer of Asia’s most expensive flat in the Mount Nicholson project on Hong Kong’s Peak is Heungkong Group heiress Lau Chauin.

A limited supply of car parking spaces in Hong Kong, coupled with the removal of double stamp duty, has whetted investors’ appetite for this corner of the property segment, which is likely to push turnover to an all-time high this year.

Aparcar a 275.000 euros por rueda Historias del mundo El precio de una plaza de parking ilustra el mercado inmobiliario de Hong Kong Un empleado del sector financiero, en el estudio por el que pagó algo más de 765.000 dólares (hoy, 650.000 euros) en el 2016 en el barrio de Sai Yin Pun. Los jóvenes profesionales hongkoneses viven en nanopisos  Anthony Wallace / AFP Actualizado a 21/07/2021 09:33 Incluso para los más aficionados al volante, resulta tedioso tener que dar vueltas y vueltas p...

Joao Moreira is poised to surge over the 150-win milestone for the third time in Hong Kong after the Brazilians relentless drive for the title continued.

With housing prices reaching unaffordable levels, investors are targeting car parking bays because of the low entry barrier and limited supply.