CHEUNG Kong (Holdings) Ltd, the Hong Kong developer controlled by billionaire Li Ka-shing, said efforts by China to cool its property market are 'timely' after record price gains. 'You want to take action before the market gets too hot,' Justin Chiu, executive director of Cheung Kong, said in a Bloomberg Television interview yesterday. 'Prices have gone up really quite a lot; people buying for their own...
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CONTRARY to what some believe, bubbles can be good for the property market, said the executive director of Hong Kong's Cheung Kong (Holdings). Mr Justin Chiu told reporters yesterday at the showflat of his company's latest project here that he likes property bubbles because they fuel sales volumes and price rises. Mr Chiu - who was moved to dress up as James Bond at launch parties in 2004 to stimulate...
HONG KONG developer Cheung Kong Holdings is on the lookout for more residential and commercial sites to buy in Singapore, says executive director Justin Chiu. 'We are looking at a few pieces of land,' said Mr Chiu. 'The whole market (in Singapore) is moving. I am optimistic about the future.' Although land prices are high, Cheung Kong will 'keep looking for new land' as it is an 'investment in...
Recession woes have not deterred Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka Shing from seeking out investment opportunities in Singapore's property market. The tycoon's Cheung Kong Holdings is aiming to increase its investments in the city-state. Justin Chiu, executive director, Cheung Kong Holdings, said: "Actually there are ample opportunities in Singapore right now, so we are looking at various locations. We hope...
Mr Li Ka Shing’s Cheung Kong Holdings, Asia’s second-largest developer by market value, said it is keen to invest in Hong Kong, China and Singapore as the region’s property market is undergoes a “small consolidation”. Prime offices and industrial parks offer investment opportunities because of economic “fundamentals” in the region, Cheung Kong’s Executive Director Justin Chiu said at a...
Foreign developers are upbeat about Singapore's property market, and despite signs of a slowdown, they see opportunities for growth. Although the government may be releasing fewer sites for sale under the Confirmed List, one of the largest property developers in Hong Kong is viewing the latest government land sales list with great interest. Cheung Kong Holdings is interested in the white site at Jurong...
Billion Rise - a company believed to be linked to Hong Kong property giant Cheung Kong Holdings - has put in the top bid of S$110.4 million for a residential site at West Coast Crescent. This works out to S$305 per square foot per plot ratio for the 99-year leasehold parcel. Analysts expect a break-even price of between S$680 and S$720 per square foot for a new condominium on the site. The units are...
Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing’s Cheung Kong Holdings may sell its one third stake in Singapore’s Marina Bay Financial Centre to Suntec Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) when the complex is completed in 2010. The stake is likely to be worth “more than US$1 billion ($1.5 billion)”, Mr Justin Chiu, executive director of Cheung Kong said. The company is building the 24-hectare office and...