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- Sep 25, 2026
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Hong Kong catching up with Dubai in ‘super-prime’ property sales amid Iran war (opens the original)
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Dubai remains the world’s top market for luxury homes worth at least US$10 million, but Hong Kong has closed the gap fast, according to Knight Frank Dubai retained first place for deals involving homes sold for US$10 million or more in the second quarter of the year, with 131 sales worth a combined US$2.17 billion, but the total value of those transactions fell 27 per cent compared with the previous quarter. Hong Kong, meanwhile, recorded 93 transactions worth US$1.67 billion, according to Knigh
What is tempting foreign investors back to China’s commercial property market? (opens the original)
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Cross-border capital remains thin, but cheaper yuan financing and an expanding Reit market are opening pathways for global funds, analysts say The shift did not yet amount to a broad return of foreign money, they added. Instead, some international investors were finding ways to participate through China’s domestic capital markets, using onshore financing and real estate investment trust (Reit) structures to invest in selected assets and create an eventual route to recycle their capital, analysts
How major sporting events are becoming part of Hong Kong malls’ retail playbook (opens the original)
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Mall operators are expanding sports-themed campaigns and experiences as retailers fight for consumer attention Hong Kong shopping mall operators are extending a strategy used during this year’s Fifa World Cup into the Asian Games, leveraging major sporting events to draw visitors and support tenant sales as retailers face competition from Shenzhen, overseas shopping and online spending. Sino Group is among the landlords expanding the strategy beyond tournament broadcasts. It expects foot traffic
Hong Kong property market gets reprieve on rates, for now (opens the original)
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Major banks hold rates steady despite Fed action, but some sellers and buyers are already anticipating increases later, agents say Hong Kong’s property market dodged an immediate hit from the Federal Reserve’s rate hike on Thursday as major local banks kept their prime rates unchanged, but another increase could puncture the market’s relatively fragile recovery, according to industry insiders. The decision should have no immediate impact on the local property market, said Joseph Tsang, chairman
Developer family’s deals signal capital shift across Hong Kong property sectors (opens the original)
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A Mid-Levels transaction comes on the heels of the family’s commercial divestment, tracking a wider reallocation across the city A third-generation member of a long-established Hong Kong developer family has bought a HK$98.8 million (US$12.6 million) luxury flat in Mid-Levels, weeks after the family sold a long-held North Point property, highlighting a broader market trend of capital shifting across real estate sectors. John Lai Sung-ziang agreed to buy a high-floor unit at Estoril Court on Augu
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