Hong Kong Property

Hong Kong property bets grow as private credit fund plans to double investment

The commercial real estate sector remains under pressure, offering opportunities for lenders willing to take more risk

A land plot in the Kai Tak area of Hong Kong. In 2025, slumping home sales and declining asset values made refinancing challenging across the entire sector.

Hong Kong’s top developer seeks HK$5 billion loan after hiatus

Sun Hung Kai typically seeks syndicated loans annually and has rarely skipped raising them over the past decade

Buyers from mainland China have become a key force for clearing housing inventory in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong’s housing market rebounds with renewed city buzz

Home prices rise 3.25% in 2025, the first annual increase in four years

Blackstone’s interest in New World is a sign of the changing mood in Hong Kong’s beleaguered property market.

Blackstone in advanced talks to be New World Development’s largest shareholder

Under the proposed deal, the US company would be able to restructure the embattled developer

Sogo malls, especially the flagship Causeway Bay one, have long been among Hong Kong’s prime retail destinations.

Hong Kong’s Sogo Mall operator seeks HK$8 billion loan refinancing

Lenders have paused earnings checks for Lifestyle International as it seeks to refinance

The asset sale has taken on added urgency as New World Development struggles to advance prolonged and stalled disposal talks.

New World seeks asset sale by June to create positive cash flow

The firm is leaning towards disposing of a core asset located in Hong Kong,

Residential properties at the Mount Nicholson project. When measured by per square foot, it is Asia's most expensive apartment.

Hong Kong house sells for HK$1.04 billion with 25% gain over decade

The city has seen a flurry of luxury home sales in the past month as sentiment warms up

Knight Frank expects mass residential prices in Hong Kong to jump 5% to 8% in 2026 and luxury values to rise 3% to 5%.

Hong Kong developers sell US$750 million of luxury homes in weeks

The string of new luxury home sales contrasts with the gloom hanging over the market in the first half of 2025

A fire in late November that ripped through seven high-rise towers and killed more than 160 people.

Hong Kong arrests 21 for corruption in building renovation crackdown

They include middlemen, project consultants and contractors