〈The Standard, Sept 06, 2025〉Vice Chairman Alex Yeung Ching-loong noted that the MVP’s sales brochure was published today, and the first sales plan will be unveiled this week. Viewings of show flats will be available by appointment starting tomorrow. Pricing will reference recent primary transaction prices on Hong Kong Island, with sales set to begin within this month.
Located at 28 Bonham Road, the MVP provides 117 units ranging from 425 to 2,990 sq ft. Standard layouts include 2- to 4-bedroom units, with 67 two-bedroom units (57 percent of total supply) spanning 454 to 643 sq ft.
The project is expected to be completed by the end of September 2026, with a sales period of around one year.
〈Hong Kong Business, Sept 05, 2025〉Sun Hung kai Properties posted a net profit of $19.89b for the year ending June 2025.
Profit attributable to shareholders came in at $19.28b, or $6.65 per share.
Its revenue rose 8% year on year (YoY) to $90.12b, driven by a 26% increase in property development revenue to $34.56b.
Rental income fell 2% to $24.46b.
Operating profit across segments was $32.19b. Development profit rose 6% to $8.29b, driven by higher contributions from mainland projects.
Recurring profit was $23.90b, with net rental income accounting for $18.39b.
〈Asian Post, Sept 04, 2025〉Hotel investment activity in Hong Kong registered $951m (US$122m) in transactions through two sales, involving 900 rooms in the first half of 2025 (H1 2025), according to Global Asset Solutions.
Over the same period, South Korea saw the highest activity in the region, with $8.6b (US$1.1b) in deals from eight transactions covering 2,713 rooms.
In 2024, Hong Kong reached $3.4b (US$440m), spread across seven deals involving 718 rooms. Japan led the Asia-Pacific region in the same year with $34.3b (US$4.4b) in hotel transactions from 43 deals, covering 11,474 rooms.
〈Hong Kong Business, Sept 03, 2025〉Once regarded as high-risk tenants with aggressive sales tactics and unsustainable footprints, fitness centres in Hong Kong have undergone a remarkable transformation.
Fitness centres are booming, and now serve as strategic assets – enhancing foot traffic, diversifying tenant mixes, and contributing to valuation uplift across retail and mixed-use developments. For property professionals, the implications are worth noting: Fitness has moved from being a tenant category to being a factor in how properties are valued. The path has not been without its pitfalls.
〈RTHK News, Sept 02, 2025〉Retail sales in July rose 1.8 percent year on year to an estimated total of HK$29.7 billion, the Census and Statistics Department said on Monday.
It was lower than market expectations of a 2.5 percent increase, but higher than the revised 0.7 percent growth in June.
Taking the first seven months of the year together, retail sales declined 2.6 percent compared to the same period last year.
Sales of books, newspapers, stationery and gifts in July increased the most, by 20.5 percent year on year.
