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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Developers seek Kowloon East rezoning for residential development (opens the original)
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Planning Department says it has no objection to application but suggests a number of approval conditions to Town Planning Board With office vacancy rates in Kowloon East remaining high, the Planning Department has indicated it has “no objection” to a request by some developers for a commercial project in the area to be rezoned for residential development. A consortium comprising CSI Properties, Asia Standard International and Chongqing-born property tycoon Cheung Chung-kiu has submitted an appli
Will Hong Kong property market benefit as online financial firms get physical? (opens the original)
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Online brokerages and digital banks are opening branches across city after a sharp drop in shop rents in prime locations Digital financial service providers, including online brokerages and digital banks that used to trumpet their “zero-branch, fully online” models, have been opening physical stores across Hong Kong recently. Analysts described it as a strategic trend aimed at enhancing brand image and service quality to capture market share, but added that the impact on the city’s retail proper
Why mainland Chinese students pay more for purpose-built housing in Hong Kong (opens the original)
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Dedicated housing offers greater convenience, security and value despite higher rents, students say Some students said dedicated student housing offered greater convenience, stronger security, more predictable costs and a better living environment, helping offset higher rents and, in some cases, longer commutes. Qi Zhonghao, a mainland Chinese student pursuing a master’s degree in robotics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), said he spent a year living in a subdivided unit – converted
‘Vicious cycle’: why Hong Kong’s commercial property downturn could worsen (opens the original)
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Tighter bank lending is further weakening demand for commercial property in Hong Kong, and could tip the market into a ‘vicious cycle’, agency warns Commercial property prices in Hong Kong are likely to continue their downward spiral, as the market risks getting trapped in a “vicious cycle” of tighter bank lending and weakening demand, a property agency has warned. Banks in the city had adopted a more conservative approach towards approving mortgages for commercial properties over the past three
Hong Kong malls see growth with new stores and events: Hang Lung CEO (opens the original)
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Leasing situation ‘steadily improving’ with new stores set to ‘open one after another’ in fourth quarter and beyond, Weber Lo says The company’s malls recorded growth in July, and business would be “even better” in the fourth quarter owing to a full pipeline of new shops preparing to open, said Weber Lo Wai-pak on the sidelines of an event on Monday. “Hong Kong shopping malls need to focus on getting the fundamentals right and offering the public new products and activities,” Lo said. “If there
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