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Hong Kong property stocks are doing well. Wharf REIC (01997) rose 2.4%. The sector is short-term strong, but facing fundamental challenges.
Hong Kong property stocks rose in early trading, with Wharf Reic (01997) up 2.4%, Henderson Land (00012) up 2.45%, SHK PPT (00016) up 1.63%, New World Dev (00017), Hang Lung PPT (00101), Sino Land (00083) and others followed suit. The Tourism Board announced that the preliminary number of visitors to Hong Kong in June was 3.13 million, an increase of 14% from the same period last year. Cumulatively, there were about 21 million visitors to Hong Kong in the first half of this year, an increase of 64% compared to last year, with an average daily passenger volume of 0.116 million.
Recent Uptick Might Appease Wharf Real Estate Investment Company Limited (HKG:1997) Institutional Owners After Losing 45% Over the Past Year
Key Insights Given the large stake in the stock by institutions, Wharf Real Estate Investment's stock price might be vulnerable to their trading decisions The top 2 shareholders own 52% of the
Market Chatter: Hong Kong Real Estate Developers Continue Sweetening Price Offerings to Drive Sales
Real estate developers in Hong Kong choose to continue sweetening their pricing to clear their excess inventory as interest rate reductions and a robust economic recovery continue to dampen demand, the South China Morning Post reported, citing analysts.
Hong Kong property stocks surged in early trading as the Hong Kong property market is recovering in the first half of the year. The probability of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September has risen to a high level.
Hong Kong property stocks are generally up. As of press time, Wharf Real Estate Investment Company Limited (01997) rose 4.62%, reporting at HKD 21.5 per share; Hang Lung Properties Limited (00101) rose 4.33%, reporting at HKD 6.98 per share; CK Asset Holdings Limited (01113) rose 3.83%, reporting at HKD 31.2 per share.
Hong Kong's Distressed Commercial Real Estate Sales Soar in H1
Distressed commercial real estate sales in Hong Kong surged in the first half to comprise 73% of the total volume, the South China Morning Post reported Tuesday, citing real estate firm CBRE.
Market Chatter: Hong Kong Office Vacancy Rate Hits New High in June
Hong Kong's office vacancy rate hit a new high of about 17% in the second quarter, with 15 million square feet vacant, The Standard reported Tuesday, citing CBRE.
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