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Property Developers' Series - Sino Group

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Property Developers' Series - Swire Properties

While Hong Kong’s well-known developers are mostly Chinese-funded, Swire Group’s subsidiary, Swire Properties, are among the few British developers that have stood the test of time. Swire Properties’ residential projects are not numerous, but they are known for quality in terms of locations, layouts, building materials, facilities, and management. Each time the developer launches a project, it attracts a lot […]

March 21, 2023

Property Valuation - 6 Ways to Avoid Under Estimation

The loan amount approved by a bank is based on the bank’s valuation of the property, not the purchase price of the property by the owner. If the bank evaluates the property value to be lower than the purchase price, the valuation will be underestimated and the loan amount will be lower than expected. The owner may have to raise […]

January 16, 2023

Tenants: Frequently Asked Questions

Find or sell properties on Spacious In addition to the steps outlined above, you can do a few other things to protect your rights as tenants. Get everything in writing It is important to have a written tenancy agreement that clearly outlines the tenancy terms. This can help prevent misunderstandings and provide evidence in case of a dispute. Keep copies […]

January 16, 2023

Property Buyers: Frequently Asked Questions

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January 16, 2023

Property Sellers: Frequently Asked Questions

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January 16, 2023

Landlords: Frequently Asked Questions

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January 16, 2023

Property Developers' Series - Chinachem Group

Among all local property developers, the history of Chinachem Group is arguably the most dramatic. The two key figures of Chinachem Group, Wang Teh-huei and Kung Yu-sum, were once the subject of sensational news. After their deaths, there were two major billion-dollar inheritance disputes. In the past decade, Chinachem Group has actively re-established a reliable brand image in the real […]

January 13, 2023

Squatters in Hong Kong - Everything You Need to Know

Squatters are commonly seen in rural areas in the city. They were a form of housing left over from the 1940s. Originally illegal, but some squatter structures have been privately rented, sold or even upgraded with gardens and swimming pools. How did the legalisation of squatters come about? What are the risks of buying or selling a squatter house? What […]

January 12, 2023

Property Developers Series - New World Development

As one of the four biggest developers in Hong Kong, New World Development(NWD) has been reinventing its brand name by incorporating unique elements of art and culture into its portfolios, as seen in its recently launched big projects such as Tsim Sha’s Victoria Dockside, Chek Lap Kok’s 11 Skies, Fortress Hill’s State Theatre. The Group also plays a key role […]

January 11, 2023

Six Major Services from The Lands Department

The Lands Department, also known as the Lands Bureau, oversees three specialised offices, including the Survey and Mapping Office, the Lands Office, and the Legal Advisory and Land Transfer Office. The Lands Department is responsible for land policy work, including managing the government’s land and handling related administrative matters. Among the three specialised offices, the work of the Lands Office […]

January 11, 2023

Five Key Functions from the Buildings Department

We often contact different government departments when handling properties. When buyers do land searches, the Land Registry is the place to go. After leasing out properties, the landlords inform the Rating and Valuation Department. The Buildings Department is another bureau from which we often obtain information related to properties, even after moving in. How much do you know about the […]

January 10, 2023

A Starter Guide to Conducting a Land Search in Hong Kong

There are plenty of articles on the Internet teaching us how to do a land search at the Land Registry. Yet, very few teach us how to interpret the land register, which can be incredibly valuable to property searchers. It is licensed estate agents’ duties to conduct land searches for their clients. Yet, buyers or tenants can also help themselves […]

January 10, 2023

Four Things to Consider before Entering into a Tenancy Agreement

Moving out on your own means you will earn some private space, but it also means you get to find another place to live. Renting in Hong Kong is never easy. Before entering into the tenancy agreement, it’s wise to consider a few things. Jump to: Make a Budget | Tenancy Terms | Tenants’ Rights | Terminate Tenancy Is my […]

January 5, 2023

10 Things to Consider: Hong Kong Property Auction

After 2020 happened, a lot of changes happened around the world. Things that we turned a blind eye to are now unfathomable. Let’s take the housing market as an example. After coronavirus struck out beloved earth, the housing market, in essence, bloomed. What makes this interesting is that it happened when the number of foreclosed properties was low. The steadily […]

August 1, 2022

4 Property Market Data Sources Better Than Centadata

Before investing, selling or renting an apartment, you typically need to check property market statistics and transaction records to help make a better budgeting or pricing decisions or to calculate your mortgage needs. Some people might also use this data for analysis and investigation. Other than Centadata, which is the most prevalent data source in the market but has its deficiencies, what others […]

May 21, 2020

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