〈The Standard, Nov 15, 2025〉Sun Hung Kai Properties' (0016) Cullinan Sky Phase II in Kai Tak has received a total of 2,137 checks, marking an over 33 times oversubscription for the 62 units in the price lists.
The units include 56 one-bedroom ones and 6 two-bedroom ones, with sizes ranging from 297 to 482 square feet.
〈Hong Kong Business, Nov 14,2025〉Hong Kong’s status as a supply chain ‘superconnector’ has been reaffirmed by a new US-Hong Kong research initiative commissioned by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.
The study said this is largely driven by Mainland enterprises proactively diversifying their supply chains and leveraging the city as their supply chain management centre.
Despite global tensions, many US companies remain engaged with China due to the concentration of suppliers in regions such as the Greater Bay Area.
〈The Standard, Nov 13,2025〉Emperor International’s (0163) luxury project the MVP in Mid-Levels West sold the last unit on Tuesday, cashing in nearly HK$2.5 billion of the total 117 flats.
The deal features a four-bedroom unit, measuring 1,469 square feet, with a transaction price of HK$58.5 million, or HK$39,810 per sq ft.
〈AsianPost, Nov 12, 2025〉Hong Kong’s GDP climbed 3.8% year-on-year (YoY) in the third quarter, driven by a “surge in exports and sustained expansion in domestic demand.” On a quarter-on-quarter basis, the GDP was up from 3.1%.
On a seasonally adjusted basis, real GDP rose 0.7% from the previous quarter, according to advance estimates released by the Census and Statistics Department.
Exports of goods continued to expand, fuelled by high demand for electronics-related products and strong regional trade flows.
〈RTHK News, Nov 11, 2025〉American firms have continued to remain deeply engaged in Chinese markets despite intensifying US-China relations due to trade policies, a foreign think tank said on Thursday.
That's according to research conducted by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute of the United States.
Senior Director Sean Randolph said the Greater Bay Area is particularly attractive to US companies.
"Many of them are actively using resources in Guangdong province, coming out of Shenzhen or Dongguan or Guangzhou for their manufacturing as major sources of manufacturing inputs to their products," he said.
