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CK Asset sells Hong Kong mall for $23M amid property market shifts

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CK Asset Holdings has sold a vacant shopping mall in Hong Kong's Sham Shui Po district for HK$179.77 million (US$23 million). The developer completed the mall five years ago but never leased it out, and analysts suggest the sale frees up capital for other projects. The buyer is expected to face challenges attracting tenants due to the mall's location, though the price per square foot was considered low, potentially offering an entry opportunity for investors. AI

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CK Asset sells Hong Kong mall for $23M amid property market shifts

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Chris Tsang ·

    Why Hong Kong developer CK Asset sold a mall at an ‘exceptionally cheap’ price

    With the “exceptionally cheap” sale of a vacant Hong Kong shopping mall, developer CK Asset Holdings is freeing up capital for other projects, while the buyer will have to be patient because the location will struggle to attract tenants in the short term, according to analysts. T…

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