Hong Kong

Hong Kong has the potential to become a global center of medical research, driven by its commitment to providing world-class care for its citizens.

The Town Planning Board (TPB) has recently introduced the Plot Ratio Transfer Pilot Scheme, a new planning tool to promote urban regeneration which will be used in Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok. The pace of renewal has slowed in these districts, and the buildings are not getting any younger. The scheme allows property owners, including private developers and the Urban Renewal Authority (URA), to transfer permissible gross floor area between sites. Suggested by the URA, the plan hopes to incentivise private sector initiatives and preserve buildings of significant value. 

An EPS of RMB1.10 has been announced.

The tender for the 25-storey building will end on 31 October at 12 noon.

The pact sets out the allocation of taxation rights between the two jurisdictions.

Carlson Tong will lead the group.

The approval allows the crypto bank to engage in regulated activities in the city.

The property developer priced their shares at $0.77 apiece.

Educators at business schools confirm that students’ career priorities have shifted.

Current average rent in the building is around $40 per square foot.

Bank mortgage rates for commercial properties in the city can be as high as 6%. 

Under the pact, the parties will cooperate on the verification and repatriation of illegal migrants.

The reserve price for the basket of properties is $6.31b.

The group has implemented several schemes to improve liquidity.

The Financial Secretary will lead the task force.

Preference for a more glamorous wedding is now back.