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Hong Kong residential plot fetches US$230 million as Chinese developer outbids city rivals

February 10, 2026 at 12:34 PM
By Cheryl Arcibal
Hong Kong residential plot fetches US$230 million as Chinese developer outbids city rivals

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Hong Kong-listed mainland Chinese developer China Overseas Land & Investment won a bid for a 3,132-square-metre (33,712 sq ft) residential plot in Kowloon East, beating some of the city’s largest developers with a higher-than-expected tender. The state-backed developer beat eight rivals to secure a 50-year grant for the parcel in Ngau Tau Kok with its bid of HK$1.8 billion (US$230 million), according to a statement from the Lands Department on Tuesday. The site is expected to yield 470...

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Hong Kong-listed mainland Chinese developer China Overseas Land & Investment won a bid for a 3,132-square-metre (33,712 sq ft) residential plot in Kowloon East, beating some of the city’s largest developers with a higher-than-expected tender. The state-backed developer beat eight rivals to secure a 50-year grant for the parcel in Ngau Tau Kok with its bid of HK$1.8 billion (US$230 million), according to a statement from the Lands Department on Tuesday. The site is expected to yield 470... This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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Hong Kong-listed mainland Chinese developer China Overseas Land & Investment won a bid for a 3,132-square-metre (33,712 sq ft) residential plot in Kowloon East, beating some of the city’s largest developers with a higher-than-expected tender. The state-backed developer beat eight rivals to secure a 50-year grant for the parcel in Ngau Tau Kok with its bid of HK$1.8 billion (US$230 million), according to a statement from the Lands Department on Tuesday. The site is expected to yield 470...

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