〈The Standard, Mar 7, 2026〉Swire Properties (1972) sold a two-bedroom unit at the Headland Residences in Chai Wan for HK$10.8 million.
The flat with 554 square feet in size was sold for HK$19,809 per sq ft. The premium residential development has sold 143 units to date, with contracted sales hitting more than HK$1.2 billion. Source URL : Swire Properties sells a two-bedroom flat at Headland Residences for nearly $11 million.
〈The Standard, Mar 6, 2026〉In One Above in Ho Man Tin, jointly developed by Chinachem and MTR Corporation (0066), sold one three-bedroom unit for HK$34.4 million by tender on Friday.
The unit measuring 996 square feet was sold for HK$33,100 per sq ft. The project has recorded 703 deals to date, with the developers cashing in over HK$11.8 billion. Source URL : In One Above sells a three-bedroom flat for $34.4 million.
〈Hong Kong Business, Mar 5, 2026〉The provisional estimate of total retail sales value in January 2026 reached $37.3b, up 5.5% year on year, according to the Census and Statistics Department (C&SD).
The volume of total retail sales rose 3.4% after price changes Online retail sales value reached $3.0b—a 25.1% increase from the previous year—accounting for 8.1% of the total retail value.
Whilst consumer spending normally peaks before the Chinese New Year, the C&SD said the timing difference—17 February in 2026 and 29 January in 2025—may have affected the year-on-year comparison.
〈Asian Post, Mar 4, 2026〉Sino Land reported a 15.8% year-on-year (YoY) decline in its net profit attributable to shareholders of $1.5b for the second half of the financial year 2025.
This was after the group had taken into account the revaluation loss on investment properties of $682m.
However, the group's revenue for the period was $5.18b, up 34.5% YoY.
It was driven by the launches of Villa Garda, Grand Mayfair III, and ONE PARK PLACE, as well as the sales of residential units and car parking spaces at St. George's Mansions.
〈RTHK News, Mar 3, 2026〉Guangdong officials on Friday said they would speed up development of the Greater Bay Area to turn it into a world‑class city cluster.
They spoke to the media after a meeting of Guangdong’s National People's Congress deputies.
Guangdong vice governor Zhang Hu said the province would make use of a venture capital fund to accelerate building an international tech and innovation hub, upgrade traditional industries, and support emerging sectors.
Guangdong Party Secretary Huang Kunming echoed Zhang's views, saying the area must take the lead, set the example, and shoulder major responsibilities.
