〈The Standard, Sept 12, 2026〉Wheelock Properties’ Double Coast III uploaded a sales brochure for 60 units to be sold next Wednesday.
The units comprise six studios, 24 one-bedroom units, and 30 two-bedroom units, ranging from 249 to 455 square feet. The discounted price starts at HK$4.61 million, and the average price per sq ft is HK$18,526. Ricky Wong Kwong-yiu, vice chairman and managing director of Wheelock, said the project has sold 254 units for nearly HK$2.15 billion so far this year, bringing cumulative sales to 566 units worth HK$4.48 billion. Source URL : Wheelock Properties’ Double Coast III sells 60 units next Wednesday.
〈Hong Kong Business, Sept 11, 2026〉House B at Villa Corniche, 21 South Bay Road, Repulse Bay, has been put up for public sale at an indicative price of $200m, with CBRE appointed as the sole agent by the mortgagee.
The detached house has a saleable area of about 3,433 square feet (sq ft), a private garden of about 1,000 sq ft and an independent garage with two parking spaces, CBRE said.
The property will be sold on an “as-is” and vacant possession basis. Its indicative price is equivalent to approximately $58,258 per sq ft on a saleable-area basis.
〈Asian Post, Sept 10, 2026〉Hong Kong’s move to allow more first‑time buyers to buy subsidised resale homes is redirecting demand away from entry‑level private flats, raising transactions but limiting scope for sustained price gains, analysts said.
The policy expands access for eligible households to buy previously owned public sale flats, increasing turnover in the subsidised market whilst reshaping buyer behaviour across the wider residential sector.
〈The Standard, Sept 9, 2026〉Hysan Development's (0014) Lee Garden Eight has secured a lease for four floors of office space in three high-rise towers from ZA Bank, one of the biggest virtual banks in the city. by Taboola Source URL : ZA Bank to rent four floors of Lee Garden Eight's office space.
〈RTHK News, Sept 8, 2026〉Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law has said the one-and-a-half year old Kai Tak Sports Park's "decades-old" performance targets need a pragmatic overhaul, even though it is a top venue in Asia.
Law told RTHK in an exclusive interview that Kai Tak Sports Park has been a game changer for Hong Kong's economy, driving growth through major sporting events.
"The hosting of the National Games last year proves the point that Hong Kong is very capable of hosting a series of high-level competitions in different areas of sports," she said.
