Hongkong Land
Hongkong Land is a major listed property investment, management and development group. The Group owns and manages more than 850,000 sq. m. of prime office and luxury retail property in key Asian cities, principally Hong Kong, Singapore, Beijing and Jakarta.
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Hongkong Land trims its debt by 7% in 2023
S&P Global expects HKL’s luxury retail segment to drive growth in 2024.
Hongkong Land trims its debt by 7% in 2023
S&P Global expects HKL’s luxury retail segment to drive growth in 2024.
Hongkong Land Holdings posts US$582m net loss in FY23
The company attributed its loss to a gradual decline in its prime office portfolio valuation.
Hongkong Land unveils plans for 2024
These plans include a reconfiguration of retail space in LANDMARK.
Hongkong Land appoints Michael Smith as new chief executive
He will be succeeding Robert Wong who has been the Chief Executive since 2016.Â
Hongkong Land records $333m loss in 1H23
The company attributed the loss to a decrease in the rents of its HK office portfolio.
Hongkong Land underlying profit fell 20% in FY 22
It declined due to lower contributions from development assets.
Hongkong Land’s flexible office space reach 90% occupancy rate
Centricity Flex lured diverse financial and professional services tenants.
International auction house to open exhibition space in Hongkong Land’s central portfolio
Sotheby’s will cover nearly 24,000 square feet in Landmark Chater.
Invesco relocates to Hongkong Land’s Jardine House
The firm will rent 33,000 sq. ft. in the high zone of the office tower.
Hongkong Land’s emission reduction targets get SBTi approval
It is the fourth real estate company in Hong Kong that secured approval.
Global law firm returns to SGX-listed Hongkong Land’s portfolio
White & Case moving to York House, property under Hongkong Land.
Hongkong Land offers $15m for unprivileged people, rent relief
A total of $5m was allocated to help unprivileged communities, tenants, and workers.
Hongkong Land joins initiative to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C
The campaign is spearheaded by the Science Based Targets initiative.
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