21 Borrett Road
Coverage of 21 Borrett Road in the Nexus archive.
- CK Asset sells penthouse in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels for US$48.5m, sets pricing benchmark
CK Asset Holdings sold a penthouse in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels for HK$380.77 million (US$48.5 million), achieving the highest price per square foot for new home sales in the city this year. The 20th-floor unit at 21 Borrett Road underscores a rebound in Hong Kong’s high-end residential market.
- CK Asset sells penthouse in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels for US$48.5m, sets pricing benchmark
CK Asset Holdings sold a penthouse in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels for HK$380.77 million (US$48.5 million), achieving the highest price per square foot for the development and new home sales this year. The unit, located at 21 Borrett Road, was sold via tender, highlighting a rebound in the city’s high-end residential market.
- Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset sets a 2026 record with US$46.2 million Mid-Levels penthouse sale
CK Asset Holdings, owned by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, sold a 2,911 sq ft penthouse in Mid-Levels for HK$362 million (US$46.2 million), setting a per square foot price record of HK$124,356 for first-hand transactions in 2026. The unit was part of the second phase of 21 Borrett Road and sold via public tender.
- Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset sets a 2026 record with US$46.2 million Mid-Levels penthouse sale
CK Asset Holdings, owned by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, sold a 2,911 sq ft penthouse in Mid-Levels for HK$362 million (US$46.2 million), setting a per square foot price record of HK$124,356 for first-hand transactions in 2026. The unit was part of the second phase of 21 Borrett Road in Central.
- CK Asset resumes sales at 21 Borrett Road after waiting out luxury-property slump
CK Asset Holdings is resuming sales at its 21 Borrett Road project in Hong Kong, releasing 16 ultra-luxury flats as part of the second phase of the Mid-Levels Central development. The project, previously linked to one of Hong Kong’s largest failed property transactions, is betting on renewed demand from wealthy buyers to signal a market recovery.