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Hongkong Land reshapes Asia's skylines with ultra-luxury mixed-use projects

From Hong Kong's iconic LANDMARK to Shanghai's cultural hubs, this developer blends retail, luxury, and innovation. See how they're redefining urban spaces.

The image shows a large atrium filled with lots of people, tables, chairs, hoardings, lights,...
The image shows a large atrium filled with lots of people, tables, chairs, hoardings, lights, railings, and other objects. At the top of the image, there is a ceiling with rods and lights, and at the bottom, there are a few people sitting on the floor. This is the inside view of the Hong Kong International Trade Fair.

Hongkong Land reshapes Asia's skylines with ultra-luxury mixed-use projects

Hongkong Land, a leading property group, has built a vast portfolio of ultra-premium mixed-use developments across Asia. The company specialises in luxury real estate, with key projects in Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai. Its latest ventures include innovative spaces blending retail and culture.

The group is part of Jardine Matheson and operates under Hongkong Land Holdings Limited, which is registered in Bermuda. Its shares trade on the London Stock Exchange, with additional listings in Bermuda and Singapore.

In Hong Kong, the company manages around 450,000 sq. m. of prime property in Central. One of its flagship destinations, LANDMARK, hosts about 208 high-end stores and restaurants. Another notable project, BELOWGROUND, merges luxury shopping with contemporary cultural experiences. Beyond Hong Kong, the group holds a 43% stake in a 1.1 million sq. m. mixed-use development in Shanghai's West Bund. This project is set for completion in 2028. Overall, Hongkong Land's portfolio covers over 850,000 sq. m. of mixed-use real estate in major Asian cities.

Hongkong Land continues to expand its presence in key urban centres. The group's focus remains on developing high-end, mixed-use spaces that combine retail, culture and luxury. With ongoing projects like the West Bund development, its influence in Asia's property market is set to grow.

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