June sales plunged 28.1 per cent year on year among the 100 largest developers, according to CRIC data, raising the threat of more liquidity struggles as the sector continues to weigh on the economy.
China home sales falter amid dented buyer confidence
June sales plunged 28.1 per cent year on year among the 100 largest developers, according to CRIC data, raising the threat of more liquidity struggles as the sector continues to weigh on the economy.
Property deal volumes, value decline in June amid higher borrowing costs
Deal flow in Hong Kong’s property market seen slowing further in July after volumes hit a five-month low last month as caution prevailed in a rising interest rate environment.
Hong Kong office rents and rental values expected to decline further, analysts say
Hong Kong’s office rents and rateable values are expected to fall amid high vacancies, new supply, uncertainties around the global economy and downsizing by firms, analysts say.
Property deal volumes, value decline in June amid higher borrowing costs
Deal flow in Hong Kong’s property market seen slowing further in July after volumes hit a five-month low last month as caution prevailed in a rising interest rate environment.
Hong Kong office rents and rental values expected to decline further, analysts say
Hong Kong’s office rents and rateable values are expected to fall amid high vacancies, new supply, uncertainties around the global economy and downsizing by firms, analysts say.
Hong Kong’s office rents and rateable values are expected to fall amid high vacancies, new supply, uncertainties around the global economy and downsizing by firms, analysts say.
Developer China Aoyuan seeks approval for US$4.2 billion offshore-debt plan
The agreement, which includes new notes, new shares, debt-to-equity conversion, perpetual securities and the transfer of shares to creditors, will need the approval of 75 per cent of offshore debt holders to move forward.
The agreement, which includes new notes, new shares, debt-to-equity conversion, perpetual securities and the transfer of shares to creditors, will need the approval of 75 per cent of offshore debt holders to move forward.
A teacher, clerk and tutor show the pain behind China’s ailing housing market
Interviews with a teacher, a county clerk and a tutor show what is hobbling China’s housing market. A deficit in confidence among consumers may be hard to overcome, analysts say.
Return of mainland tourists lifts Hong Kong retail property segment
Hong Kong’s retail property segment has benefited the most from the return of mainland Chinese tourists to the city, with brands and food and beverage operators snapping up shops in high streets and luxury shopping centres alike, analysts said.
Developer China Aoyuan seeks approval for US$4.2 billion offshore-debt plan
The agreement, which includes new notes, new shares, debt-to-equity conversion, perpetual securities and the transfer of shares to creditors, will need the approval of 75 per cent of offshore debt holders to move forward.
A teacher, clerk and tutor show the pain behind China’s ailing housing market
Interviews with a teacher, a county clerk and a tutor show what is hobbling China’s housing market. A deficit in confidence among consumers may be hard to overcome, analysts say.
Return of mainland tourists lifts Hong Kong retail property segment
Hong Kong’s retail property segment has benefited the most from the return of mainland Chinese tourists to the city, with brands and food and beverage operators snapping up shops in high streets and luxury shopping centres alike, analysts said.
Hong Kong homeowners looking to sell have missed window as slump persists
Homeowners in Hong Kong looking to sell have missed the window for striking a favourable deal, analysts said, as they expect prices to continue to slump after touching the lowest level in five years.
Hongkongers snub new home sales in Yau Tong amid weakening real estate market
The Chill Residence development from Poly Property and L’Avenue International sold just 10 of 128 flats by Sunday afternoon.
The Chill Residence development from Poly Property and L’Avenue International sold just 10 of 128 flats by Sunday afternoon.
Hong Kong home price forecasts too bearish, JP Morgan says
Predictions of a 30 per cent drop in Hong Kong home prices by the end of 2023, notably by Goldman Sachs, are too pessimistic, according to JP Morgan.
Predictions of a 30 per cent drop in Hong Kong home prices by the end of 2023, notably by Goldman Sachs, are too pessimistic, according to JP Morgan.
Green buildings in Hong Kong command the highest rental premium in Asia: JLL
Grade A buildings in Hong Kong with green certification fetched rental premiums up to 28 per cent more because of limited supply, according to JLL’s Value of Sustainability report.
Grade A buildings in Hong Kong with green certification fetched rental premiums up to 28 per cent more because of limited supply, according to JLL’s Value of Sustainability report.
Hong Kong homeowners looking to sell have missed window as slump persists
Homeowners in Hong Kong looking to sell have missed the window for striking a favourable deal, analysts said, as they expect prices to continue to slump after touching the lowest level in five years.
Hongkongers snub new home sales in Yau Tong amid weakening real estate market
The Chill Residence development from Poly Property and L’Avenue International sold just 10 of 128 flats by Sunday afternoon.
The Chill Residence development from Poly Property and L’Avenue International sold just 10 of 128 flats by Sunday afternoon.
Hong Kong home price forecasts too bearish, JP Morgan says
Predictions of a 30 per cent drop in Hong Kong home prices by the end of 2023, notably by Goldman Sachs, are too pessimistic, according to JP Morgan.
Predictions of a 30 per cent drop in Hong Kong home prices by the end of 2023, notably by Goldman Sachs, are too pessimistic, according to JP Morgan.
Green buildings in Hong Kong command the highest rental premium in Asia: JLL
Grade A buildings in Hong Kong with green certification fetched rental premiums up to 28 per cent more because of limited supply, according to JLL’s Value of Sustainability report.
Grade A buildings in Hong Kong with green certification fetched rental premiums up to 28 per cent more because of limited supply, according to JLL’s Value of Sustainability report.
