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Wharf Holdings' Hong Kong property sales surge, offsetting China downturn

Wharf Holdings reported a significant increase in revenue from its Hong Kong property developments, which nearly tripled in the first half of the year. This surge in Hong Kong sales helped to offset a substantial 54% drop in revenue from mainland China properties, where the company had to book a large impairment provision. The company highlighted strong buyer sentiment in Hong Kong, evidenced by sales at its ultra-luxury 1 Plantation Road project and the Victoria Voyage project in Kai Tak, contrasting sharply with the ongoing downturn in China's property sector. AI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Peggy Ye ·

    Wharf firms up balance sheet as Hong Kong home sales cushion profit slump

    Hong Kong developer Wharf (Holdings) is increasingly relying on Hong Kong’s luxury-home market to offset weakness in mainland China, while paring investments and building up cash as it navigates an uncertain outlook. Revenue from Wharf’s Hong Kong development properties nearly tr…