〈The Standard, Feb 14, 2026〉Hong Kong's primary property market has recorded 17 valuable transactions during the first two days of the Chinese New Year Holiday, including 10 units in Central Residence By The Park.
Central Residence By The Park, co-developed by Pacific Century Premium Developments (0432) and CSI Properties (0497), recorded transaction prices ranging from HK$18.28 million to HK$51.02 million. The units included two-bedroom and three-bedroom layouts. Seven one-bedroom and two-bedroom units between 380 and 635 square feet will be sold via tender on Saturday.
The Pavilia Forest II, co-developed by New World Development (0017) and Far East Consortium International (0035), sold a two-bedroom unit for HK8.59 million. Henderson Land Development's (0012) Baker Circle Dover also made a deal for their Unit B on the seventh floor.
〈Hong Kong Business, Feb 14, 2026〉A residential site at Shau Kei Wan Main Street East has been awarded at a land premium of $1.38b on a 50-year land grant, the Lands Department said in a press release.
The site, Shau Kei Wan Inland Lot No. 860, was acquired by Fine Century Holdings, a subsidiary of Kerry Properties.
The plot spans about 1,349.2 square metres (sqm). It is designated for non-industrial use, excluding godown, hotel and petrol filling station purposes.
The maximum gross floor area for private residential purposes is 12,142 sqm.
The gross floor area excludes government accommodation. The purchaser is required to construct a sub-base of a district elderly.
〈The Standard, Feb 14, 2026〉The mansion at 19 Shek O Road, held by a British toy businessman, is being marketed with an indicative price of HK$2 billion. The price amounts to as much as HK$117,700 per square foot, local media reported. The property occupies a site area of about 168,900 sq ft, making it one of the two largest residential sites among the luxury houses in the area.
If the mansion is sold at the full asking price, it would become the largest second-hand ultra-luxury residential transaction in Hong Kong in nearly three years, following the sale of the house site at 30-38 Magazine Gap Road on the Peak for about HK$5 billion in early 2023. Source URL : Shek O Road mansion reportedly put up for sale at HK$2 billion.
〈Asian Post, Feb 14, 2026〉Office markets continued to face rental pressure, though early signs of stabilisation emerged in the second half of 2025, according to UOB Kay Hian.
Grade A office rents declined 1.4% in both Sheung Wan and Wan Chai and 3.7% in Tsim Sha Tsui during the third quarter, whilst consultancy data pointed to smaller effective rent declines and the first month-on-month rent increases in Central since May 2022.
UOB Kay Hian expects rental recovery to lag retail sales, with base rents typically adjusting six months after sales improvements, and positive office rental reversions unlikely before 2027.
Near-term earnings momentum for landlords is expected to be driven by lower financing costs, cost optimisation, and capital recycling rather than rental growth, the brokerage said.
〈RTHK News, Feb 14, 2026〉The government is set to announce as early as Saturday long-term housing plans for Wang Fuk Court owners and residents affected by the Tai Po inferno last year, RTHK has learnt.
Sources say Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong – who heads the task force on emergency accommodation arrangements for the estate – alongside Housing Secretary Winnie Ho will provide further details at a press briefing on Saturday.
Officials had earlier distributed a questionnaire to the estate’s flat owners and residents to gather their long-term rehousing preferences.
According to the questionnaire, three sites – including the original Wang Fuk Court location – were identified as potentials to rebuild the estate in the same district.
