Shawna Kwan

Hong Kong’s ambitious plan to build a technology hub near mainland China is getting a cold shoulder from real estate executives.

There’s strong demand for new apartments.

Hong Kong real estate company New World Development Co. has finally returned to the market with a pair of luxury towers that were in hot demand during the boom years — until the firm was forced to knock them down and start again.

Hong Kong real estate company New World Development Co. is in talks to pay up to end its obligations to the struggling 11 Skies mall project, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest option for a firm that is locked in negotiations with officials in the city.

Beijing has a plan to bring hundreds of millions of workers closer together, remaking its economy and setting a precedent other nations could follow.

Chinese who spent more than ever on Hong Kong real estate in the first quarter of this year now face a hurdle to overcome as rules get stricter on wealthy people in the mainland taking cash overseas.

An influx of mainland cash is turning some unexpected areas into major money makers for developers.

Hong Kong has implemented guidelines for banks similar to the new regulatory requirements for brokers on managing mainland Chinese customers’ accounts, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said.

Hong Kong’s residential property recovery is luring back home flippers, as investors look to renovate and then sell to take advantage of rising prices.

The millionaire members of the elite Town Club are upset with the billionaire Cheng family’s businesses, which own the venue.