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Chinachem Group

Chinachem Group
Chinachem Group is a prominent Hong Kong-based property development conglomerate, headquartered in Nina Tower, Tsuen Wan. It offers residential, commercial, retail and industrial properties, alongside hospitality, property services and healthcare. Primarily serving Hong Kong, with recent UK expansion, Chinachem is a joint venture partner for developments like Lee Garden Eight in Causeway Bay. Renowned for sustainability, they are a 2024 Global Sector Leader in real estate sustainability and pioneered Asia’s first triple-themed syndicated loan. Their business focuses on creating "Places with Heart" through a "People, Prosperity, and Planet" approach.
The fire at Wang Fuk Court last November killed 168 people and displaced nearly 5,000 others. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Some Wang Fuk Court residents float ‘profit-making’ in-situ rebuilding plan

Proposal calls for rebuilding half of estate’s eight blocks with higher plot ratio, suggesting government can earn HK$6.4 billion.

Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

‘Wang Fuk Court briefing to give residents answers before decisions are made’

Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Over 300 Wang Fuk Court homeowners to petition Hong Kong’s John Lee for meeting

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong buyers snap up most of 360 flats at 2 projects as confidence returns

Buyers snapped up most units on sale, even though one agent said the Middle East conflict was ‘like a bucket of cold water’ on demand.

Prospective buyers for the Cloudview project on Saturday. Wing Tai sold 149 of the 200 units released in the first round of sales for its Sheung Shui development. Photo: Dickson Lee
Operation Santa Claus

Operation Santa Claus: Hong Kong children find joy and inclusion in mochi-making

Chinachem Group volunteers join children with special educational needs for a mochi-making workshop celebrating Chinese New Year.

Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Hong Kong government defends estate administrator after Tai Po fire hearing

Minister says Hop On Management will be present ‘as necessary’ at future hearings following criticism residents lacked legal representation.

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Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Hong Kong councillors urge swift rebuilding and rehousing options after Tai Po fire

Tai Po district councillors push for expedited plans to rebuild Wang Fuk Court and ensure flexible rehousing options for displaced residents.

The first meeting of Tai Po District Council was held since the fire deadly fire at Wang Fuk Court in November last year. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Wang Fuk Court owners’ group mounts defence against ‘smear campaign’ in Hong Kong

Corporation members issue 183-page report ahead of legal process to dissolve group.

Hong Kong society

Filipino helper killed in Hong Kong fire hailed as heroine on repatriation

Filipino official says Maryan Pascual Esteban’s body arrives in country while Hong Kong authorities vow long-term support for affected residents.

Hong Kong society

Chocolate, cheer and charity: Hong Kong children whip up treats at festive workshop

From cupcake decorating to chocolate treats, Nina Hospitality and Operation Santa Claus team up to bring seasonal joy to youth in need.

Children from the Hong Kong Paediatric Rheumatism Association enjoyed a festive workshop organised by Hong Kong’s Nina Hotel Island South and Operation Santa Claus. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Hong Kong fire: authorities seek to dissolve Wang Fuk Court owners’ committee

Home affairs minister Alice Mak says government intervening for first time on record in residential estate’s affairs.

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Last month’s fire killed at least 160 people. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Nina Wang trust donates HK$100 million to fire victims, surpassing Li Ka-shing

The sum exceeds HK$80 million donated by Li Ka Shing Foundation, which made its contribution a day after last month’s deadly blaze in Tai Po.

Hong Kong property

Chinachem secures plot in Hong Kong’s Tsuen Wan for US$318 million

Private developer outbids eight others for the site, which is expected to yield 780 flats.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s top developers vie for rare Tsuen Wan site in test of land market

Nine bidders have lodged offers for the city’s only residential site this quarter.

View of a plot at the junction of Wing Shun Street and Texaco Road in Tsuen Wan. Photo Edmond So
What to do in Hong Kong

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, October 24-26

From the Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival to a flea market to a musical to sports for all the family, there’s a lot to do this weekend.

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Visitors enjoy the Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival 2024. The festival returns to Central Harbourfront this year from October 23-26. Alternatively, check out a hip flea market, or up your fitness with sports events for families. Photo: Nora Tam
Accidents and personal safety

Businesses in Hong Kong’s Central count costs after Chinachem Tower fire

Chinachem Group is ‘deeply concerned’ about the fire and is working with authorities to find out the cause, company spokeswoman says.

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Hong Kong society

Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: designer’s fly larvae system recycles food waste

Rosie Chan uses black soldier fly larvae and smart automation to turn food waste into fertiliser for schools, farms, housing estates and businesses.

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Hong Kong property

Mandarin Oriental confirms talks to sell top floors of One Causeway Bay

The hotel operator says it is discussing a potential sale of the prime space in the site formerly occupied by The Excelsior.

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One Causeway Bay, an office and retail tower under development by Mandarin Oriental. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong court extends bankruptcy of man who forged Nina Wang’s will by 4 years

High Court cites Peter Chan Chun-chuen’s failure to repay debt to tycoon’s estate and suspends his discharge from a 2021 bankruptcy order.

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Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong court blocks bankruptcy discharge of man who forged Nina Wang’s will

Convicted forger Peter Chan was due to be discharged from bankruptcy order, but trustees have requested his status be maintained.

A Hong Kong court has temporarily blocked convicted forger Peter Chan from being discharged from a bankruptcy order. Photo: Jasmine Siu
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