Hysan Development Announces New Share Registrar for 2025

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Hysan Development (HKG:14 Shareholders Incur Further Losses as Stock Declines 3.1% This Week, Taking Five-year Losses to 43%

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Hysan Development's Subsidiary to Renew Lease of Premises With Jebsen & Co

MT NewswiresOct 28 08:14 ET

Hysan Development Renews Lease With Jebsen & Co.

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[Brokerage Focus] CICC pointed out that the policy address provided limited support for Hong Kong real estate, but it will have a positive long-term impact on the industry.

King's Financial News | CICC released research reports, stating that the Chief Executive of Hong Kong has just announced the 2024 Policy Address, introducing population, economic, and housing policies favorable to the real estate industry. Although these incremental policies may be limited in scope and may disappoint some market participants to a certain extent, the reality is that the Hong Kong government does not have a lot of room for policy relaxation. Policy initiatives to attract talent and promote the economy may be the best outcome the industry can expect. The firm believes that these policies will have a positive impact on the real estate industry over time, especially for companies focused on community retail like Link and other house rental companies like N

Jingu Finance NewsOct 17 21:51 ET

DaHua Jixian: Easing policies may have a positive short-term impact on the market. Prefer SHK PPT and Link REIT property funds.

Dah Sing released a research report stating to maintain a 'synchronized with the market' rating for the real estate industry, and to list SHK PPT (00016) and Link REIT (00823) as top picks, both rated as 'buy', with target prices of HK$103 and HK$45.05 respectively. For Hysan Dev (00014) and Wharf REIC (01997), they also receive a 'buy' rating with target prices of HK$16.1 and HK$32.8. The bank mentioned that the latest Policy Address continues to introduce loose policies supporting the real estate market demand, optimizing the new capital investor immigration scheme, allowing investment in residential properties, and property transaction prices.

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