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How Jardine Matheson’s street-shop sale reflects Hong Kong retail property’s struggles

How Jardine Matheson’s street-shop sale reflects Hong Kong retail property’s struggles
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Amid Hong Kong’s commercial property downturn, British conglomerate Jardine Matheson has sold a street shop in Causeway Bay for HK$80 million (US$10.2 million) after holding it for more than 50 years, accepting a price HK$10 million below its earlier valuation. The property, a ground-floor shop in H&S Building at 36 Leighton Road, with a gross floor area of about 11,727 square feet, was acquired by Uni Investment Development, according to Land Registry records. Jardine Matheson appointed...

Amid Hong Kong’s commercial property downturn, British conglomerate Jardine Matheson has sold a street shop in Causeway Bay for HK$80 million (US$10.2 million) after holding it for more than 50 years, accepting a price HK$10 million below its earlier valuation. The property, a ground-floor shop in H&S Building at 36 Leighton Road, with a gross floor area of about 11,727 square feet, was acquired by Uni Investment Development, according to Land Registry records. Jardine Matheson appointed an...
Jardine Matheson’s (PERSON) Hong Kong (LOCATION) Hong Kong’s (LOCATION) British (ORG) Jardine Matheson (PERSON) Causeway Bay (LOCATION) 36 Leighton Road (LOCATION) Uni Investment Development (ORG) Land Registry (ORG)
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