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Deep Water Pavilia in Wong Chuk Hang Sells 17 Units, Earns HK$1 Billion in First Tender

Hiring Illegal Workers via Renovation Companies Can Lead to Legal Trouble

Top 10 Blue-Chip Housing Estate Weekend Deals Hit 16-Week Low

Deep Water Pavilia in Wong Chuk Hang Sells 17 Units, Earns HK$1 Billion in First Tender

The highly anticipated Phase 5A of The Southside, Deep Water Pavilia at Wong Chuk Hang, jointly developed by New World Development, Emperor Group, CSI...

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Many homeowners choose to renovate their units after purchasing or taking possession of a property. While selecting a renovation company, it’s essential to compare options and avoid being lured by excessively low prices. Engaging a company that employs illegal workers could leave homeowners le...

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The top 10 blue-chip housing estates in Hong Kong recorded just three transactions over the weekend, marking a sharp 57.1% week-on-week decline and hi...

28Hse Editor #Transaction 2025-05-26 138 1

The Hong Kong property market remains in a period of adjustment. Although the Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) continues to decline—driv...

28Hse Editor #Property Index 2025-05-23 546 3

Mori, a residential project in Tuen Mun developed by Road King Properties and Shenzhen Investment, recorded seven unit sales today (May 22), generatin...

28Hse Editor #New Properties 2025-05-23 150 1

Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) has confirmed that 241 units from Phase 1B of its Sierra Sea residential project will go on sale this Saturday (May 24)...

28Hse Editor #New Properties 2025-05-22 122 1

Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) has announced the addition of 80 more units for Phase 1B of the Sierra Sea residential project. Price for these units s...

28Hse Editor #New Properties 2025-05-21 112

Wing Tai Properties and Vanke Hong Kong announced the launch of their Sha Tin residential project, Uni Residence, unveiling the first price list of 50...

28Hse Editor #New Properties 2025-05-20 246 1

It has been reported that Hang Seng Bank has been laying off staff across various departments since March, with reductions ranging from 10% to 20% in most areas, and up to 50% in certain departments. For employees who were not laid off, regardless of their rank, they are required to reapply for thei...

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