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Mixed-use property in Sham Shui Po opens for tender at $75m

Mixed-use property in Sham Shui Po opens for tender at $75m

156 to 158 Nam Cheong Street consists of six storeys for retail, office, and residential.

Substantial retail space in Kennedy town up for sale

The 13,923-square-foot property can be used by local universites as off-site facility.

Hong Kong office sentiment weakens despite leasing interest

Firms are occupying spaces at both central and decentralised areas.  

Tokenisation, tech pushed to revive property market

It could cut transaction costs by as much as 30%.

CBRE oversees public tender sale of Essex Crescent properties in Kowloon Tong

The market valuation of the property is approximately $400m.

Victoria Harbour view waterfront hotel up for sale

The 30-storey hotel has a gross floor area of 36,873 square feet.

Bonham Residence up for public tender sale

The 27-storey Seaview Residence has a net site area of 4,222 sq. ft. and a gross floor area of 36,660 sq. ft.

Victory Factory Building property on the market for $579m

The 12-storey building including rooftop has 123,036 sq. ft. of gross floor area.

Data centre vacancies to ease as future supply mostly pre-leased: CBRE

Most upcoming pipelines will come from retrofitting or redeveloping existing industrial sites.

Portfolio of 19 floors at No. 382 Lockhart Road on sale for $398m

The portfolio includes the 5th floor to the penthouse of the building.

Property sales dropped 12.8% MoM in February

Experts say sales volume will likely rebound in the coming months.

Industrial warehouse rents to decline by up to 5% in 2025: CBRE

Rising trade tensions are set to dampen leasing demand and rental performance.

Tourists stabilise HK’s F&B sector amidst retail sales decline: CBRE

Total restaurant receipts declined by just 0.3% year-on-year in the first three quarters of 2024.

New SDU policy to impact rental rates, availability in Hong Kong

Hong Kong mandates better living standards for subdivided flats.