Residential Property

Gov’t approves 14 building plans in May

The approved plans are for residential, industrial, commercial, and community service developments.
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Gov’t approves 14 building plans in May

The approved plans are for residential, industrial, commercial, and community service developments.
7 hours ago

Public housing rents to rise 10% starting 1 October

Increases could be as low as HK$49 to HK$572.
3 days ago

Dubai-based rental startup Colife expands operations in Hong Kong

By 2025, Colife will offer 300 apartments across the city.

Residential property sales in April reach decade-high at 8,500 units

The increase was due to the withdrawal of cooling measures.

Over 5,800 apply for light public housing

About 4,440 units will begin to be rolled out in Q1 2025.

Y.X blends work and play with VR gaming and study spaces at Y83

Y83 is the first student accommodation in Hong Kong to include a VR gaming area.

Gov’t addresses food waste recycling bin disruption

The government requested an incident report within seven days to prevent recurrence.

Property sales suffer 25.5% MoM decline in May.

Year-on-year, however, sales rose 39.3%.

Gov't resumes land acquisition for Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen NDA

The acquisition includes 1,460 sqm of land occupied by 27 graves and 23 urns.

Scrapping of cooling measures fails to lift housing market

The volume of residential transactions over $50m in February fell 28.6%, MOM.

Gov’t approves 15 building plans in March

Six of the projects will provide 57,290 sq.m. of gross floor area for domestic use.

Govt receives 7 land applications for land sharing scheme

The applications can yield 32,000+ flats and 23,000+ public housing units.

Lai Sun sells mid-levels apartments for $28m

It boasts a total saleable area of approximately 5,338 square feet.

Property interest surges as cooling measures end

Half of affluent buyers see improved property buying conditions.

Property sales soar 97.1% MoM in March

March transactions posted a total consideration of $83.9b.

Hong Kong’s tertiary education policy shift ignites co-living growth

Given its defensive nature, the student accommodation sector is getting attention from forward-looking investors, providing a high-yield alternative...